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George P. Bickford
Willis P. Boyer
James H. Dempsey, Jr.
Robert I. Gale, Jr.
Edgar A. Hahn
Mrs. David S, Ingalls
James D, Ireland
Severance A, Millikin
Mrs, R, Henry Norweb, President
A, Dean Perry
Mrs, Alfred M, Rankin
Ralph S, Schmitt
James N. Sherwin
Paul J. Vignos, Jr.
John S. Wilbur
Lewis G. Williams
Charles B. Bolton, Emeritus
Copyright 1969 by The Cleveland Museum of Art
University Circle, Cleveland, Ohio 44106
Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 66-21320
Printed in United States of America
Designed by Merald E. Wrolstad
Distributed by the Press of Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio 44106
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Contents
Floor Plans
General Information
Foreword
Reading List
Egyptian Art
Ancient Near Eastern Art
Classical Art
Coptic Art
Early Christian and Byzantine Art
The Western Tradition
44 Folk Wandering
45 Carolingian and Ottoman Art
46 Romanesque Art
52 Early Gothic Art
56 Art Circa 1400
67 Art Circa 1450-1500
78 Italian Renaissance Art
Islamic Art
Far Eastern Art
228 Indian Art
241 Southeast Asian Art
Pre-Columbian Art
Art of Primitive Peoples
100 French Renaissance Art
104 Northern Renaissance Art
114 17th-century Art
132 18th-century Art
156 Neo-classic Art
164 19th-century Art
196 20th-century Art
244 Chinese Art
272 Japanese Art
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Foreword
The Cleveland Museum of Art is primarily a museum devoted to the arts
of all cultures, though it differentiates itself from historical, archaeological,
and anthropological museums in an emphasis on the aesthetic quality of an
object rather than on its purely historical or documentary value. Its origins
and development present an encouraging instance of private philanthropy
for the public good,
Wade Park was given to the city of Cleveland in 1882 by the first feptha H*
Wade; an oval-shaped area facing the lagoon in the park was, however,
reserved by the donor and passed on to his grandson, J* H* Wade IL In 1892
it became clear that this area had been reserved for the erection of “a
building devoted to Art and establishing therein a Museum and Gallery of
Art***, for the benefit of all the people forever * *. The Cleveland Museum
of Art was eventually erected on this land*
Funds for such an institution were bequeathed by Hinman B. Hurlbut in
1881, John Huntington in 1889, and Horace Kelley in 1890, each probably
acting without the knowledge of the others. Nothing was done, until in 1913
the trustees of the two latter funds cooperated to incorporate The Cleveland
Museum of Art, endowed by the Hinman B* Hurlbut Fund, with the building
cost financed by The John Huntington Art and Polytechnic Trust and The
Horace Kelley Art Foundation* The new museum was formally opened to the
public on June 6,1916, in the classical-style building designed by the
architects Hubbell and Benes and the architectural consultant Edmund B*
Wheelwright of Boston* The Museum has always been a private institution for
the public benefit, and The John Huntington Art and Polytechnic Trust and
The Horace Kelley Art Foundation have made annual grants from the
beginning* These funds have been augmented by bequests, grants and
membership support, all combining to produce a sound financial foundation
for the various operations of an art museum.
Soon after the Museum's opening the first of many bequests was made:
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Dudley P. Allen, a founding trustee, left a purchase fund in 1915, and the
following year Mary Warden Harkness bequeathed a fund in memory of
Charles W. Harkness, as well as porcelains and paintings. Worcester R.
Warner gave money to begin a collection of Oriental art; and at the time of
the opening of the Museum the Severance collection of arms and armor, the
tapestries given in memory of Dudley P. Allen, and a short time later the
J. H. Wade II collection of paintings began a continuing tradition of giving. In
1920 J. H. Wade II established a large trust fund, whose income made it
possible for the Museum to purchase works of art for every department.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. King, Mrs. Leonard C. Hanna, William G. Mather,
D. Z. Norton, Francis F. Prentiss, John L. Severance, Edward L. Whittemore,
Mrs. Edward B. Greene, Mrs. R. Henry Norweb, and others made possible
the purchase of outstanding works of art. John L. Severance and Mrs. Francis
F. Prentiss began the formation of collections destined to be among the
greatest bequests ever received by the Museum. In 1940 came the bequest of
James Parmelee, and in 1942 the bequest of Julia Morgan Marlatt established
the substantial Mr. and Mrs. William H. Marlatt Fund, the income to be used
for the purchase of paintings. That year the important John L. Severance
Collection also became the Museum’s possession, and the John L. Severance
Fund was established for art acquisitions. It was also in 1942 that the first
of many gifts from Hanna Fund was received, enabling the Museum to
purchase great works of art in every field. Two years later Elisabeth
Severance Prentiss left her beautiful collection, together with a substantial
unrestricted fund, to the Museum. In late 1957 the magnificent bequest of
Leonard C. Hanna, Jr., including his art collection, established large funds for
purchase and operating expenses. A complete catalogue of Mr. Hanna’s
many gifts was published in 1958. The most recent example of this continuing
philanthrophy was the bequest of Martha Holden Jennings, establishing a
major fund for the purchase of works of art and for operating expenses.
If is impossible to mention here all of the other munificent gifts recorded
from time to time in the pages of the Bulletin of the Museum, continuously
published since 1914, two years before the opening of the Museum. The
growth of the collections, thanks to these generous gifts of numerous donors
and to the purchases made possible by the various funds, made necessary
the building of additional galleries, and a new wing, designed by Messrs.
Hays and Ruth, architects, was dedicated in March of 1958.
The educational activities of the Museum have matched the growth and
merit of the collections. The Education Department was one of a very few
pioneers in the field of children’s art education, a peculiarly American
development. The programs now range from those for six-year-old children
to adult education, and undergraduate and graduate studies in cooperation
with Western Reserve University. The Museum’s growing publications
program is another aspect of this educational activity.
This Handbook of the collections is intended to aid the visitor before and
after his visits to the Museum—before, as a broad visual introduction to the
wealth of material and its particular strengths; after, as a reminder
of what has been seen, or missed. For general information on the various
areas represented in the collections, the visitor is referred to the suggested
introductory reading list which follows this Foreword, A literal arrangement
of this Handbook by galleries was not possible or desirable because of the
numerous changes and modifications required by special exhibitions, new
acquisitions, and, hopefully, improved and more meaningful sequences.
Large and good reproductions of over two hundred selected important works
(each indicated in this Handbook by an asterisk) are available in another
Museum publication, Selected Works: The Cleveland Museum of Art. The
First Fifty Years, a history of the Museum by Dr. Carl Wittke, another Golden
Anniversary publication, is also available.
The Handbook was the result of the concerted efforts of the various
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curatorial departments. Particular mention should be made of Remy Saisselin,
who was initially in charge of the project, and of Merald Wrolstad, Editor
of Publications, who succeeded him and brought the book to successful
completion. Thanks are due also to the Museum photographer, Richard
Godfrey. Special thanks go to the Trustees of The John L. Huntington
Art and Polytechnic Trust, who financed this and other publications of our
Golden Anniversary year.
Sherman E. Lee, Director
ART PURCHASE FUNDS
Art Purchase Endowment Funds
A. W. Ellenberger Sr.
James Albert and Mary Gardiner Ford
Memorial
Leonard C. Hanna Jr. Bequest
Delia E. Holden
L. E. Holden
Andrew R. and Martha Holden Jennings
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Marlatt
Mary Spedding Milliken Memorial
James Parmelee
Cornelia Blakemore Warner
Edward L. Whittemore
Art Purchase Trust Funds
Dudley P. Allen
John L. Severance
Norman O. Stone and Ella A. Stone
Memorial
J. H. Wade
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Reading List
GENERAL
Gombrich, E.H.J. The Story of Art. London:
Phaidon Press, 1950.
Janson, H.W. History of Art. New York:
Harry N. Abrams, 1962.
Panofsky, Erwin. Meaning in the Visual
Arts. Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday,
1957.
Wolfflin, Heinrich. Principles of Art
History. New York: H. Holt, 1932.
EGYPTIAN ART
Aldred, Cyril. New Kingdom Art in
Ancient Egypt. London: A. Tiranti, 1961.
Edwards, I.E.S., et al. A General
Introductory Guide for the Egyptian
Collections in the British Museum.
London: British Museum, 1964.
Gardiner, Sir Alan. Egypt of the Pharaohs.
Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1961.
Montet, Pierre. Everyday Life in Egypt.
London: Edward Arnold, 1958.
Posener, Georges, et al. Dictionary of
Egyptian Civilization. New York:
Tudor, 1959.
Smith, W.S. The Art and Architecture of
Ancient Egypt. Harmondsworth:
Penguin, 1958.
ANCIENT NEAR EASTERN
ART
Frankfort, Henri. The Art and Architecture
of the Ancient Orient. Harmondsworth:
Penguin, 1958.
Ghirshman, Roman. Iran. Harmondsworth:
Penguin, 1954.
Godard, Andre. The Art of Iran. New
York: Frederick A. Praeger, 1965.
Parrot, Andre. The Arts of Mankind. Vol.
I: Sumer. Vol. II: Nineveh and Babylon.
London: Thames & Hudson, 1961.
CLASSICAL ART
Bieber, Margarete. The Sculpture of the
Hellenistic Age. New York: Columbia
University Press, 1961.
Bowra, C.M. The Greek Experience.
Cleveland: World, 1958.
Carpenter, Rhys. Greek Sculpture.
Chicago: University of Chicago Press,
1960.
Devambez, Pierre. Greek Sculpture. New
York: Tudor, 1961.
Grant, Michael. The World of Rome.
Cleveland: World, 1960.
Hanfmann, George M.A. Roman Art.
Greenwich, Conn.: New York Graphic
Society, 1964.
Richardson, Emeline H. The Etruscans,
Their Art and Civilization. Chicago:
University of Chicago Press, 1964.
Richter, G.M.A. Kouroi. New York: Oxford
University Press, 1960.
COPTIC ART
Beckwith, John. Coptic Sculpture
300-1300. London: Alec Tiranti, 1963.
Edwards, I.E.S., et al. A General
Introductory Guide for the Egyptian
Collections in the British Museum.
London: British Museum, 1964, pp. 222 ff.
EARLY CHRISTIAN AND
BYZANTINE ART
Ainalov, D.V. The Hellenistic Origins of
Byzantine Art. New Brunswick, N.J.:
Rutgers University Press, 1961.
Beckwith, John. The Art of Constantinople.
London: Phaidon Press, 1961.
Meer, Frederick van der, and Christine
Mohrmann. Atlas of the Early Christian
World. New York: Nelson, 1958.
Rice, David Talbot. Byzantine Painting.
London: Avalon Press, 1948.
Volbach, W.F. Early Christian Art. New
York: Harry N. Abrams, 1961.
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THE WESTERN TRADITION
Medieval Art
Beckwith, John, Early Medieval Art, New
York: Frederick A. Praeger, 1964.
Evans, Joan, Art in Medieval France. New
York: Oxford University Press, 194B,
Gnudi, Cesare, and Jacques Dupont.
Gothic Feinting. Geneva: Skira, 1954.
Huizinga, J. The Waning of the Middle
Ages, New York: Doubleday, 1954,
Meiss, Millard. Fainting in Florence and
Siena after the Black Death. Princeton:
Princeton University Press, 1951.
Swarzenski, Hans. Monuments of
Romanesque Art, Chicago: University
of Chicago Press, 1954,
Renaissance Art
Berenson, Bernard. Italian Painters of the
Renaissance. Cleveland: World, 1964.
Burckardt, Jacob, The Italian Renaissance,
New York: Harper & Row, 1958.
Freedberg, Sydney J. Painting of the High
Renaissance in Rome and Florence*
Cambridge: Harvard University Press,
1961.
Panofsky, Erwin. Studies in Iconology.
New York: Oxford University Press, 1939,
Pope-Hennessy, John, Introduction to
Italian Sculpture. London: Phaidon
Press, 1955-1962.
Wolfflin, Heinrich, The Art of the Italian
Renaissance, New York : Schocken
Books, 1964,
17th-century to 19th-century Art
Blunt, Anthony. Art and Architecture in
France 1500 to 1700, London and
Baltimore: Penguin, 1953.
Gerson, Horst, and E, H, ter Kerle, Art
and Architecture in Belgium, 1600 to
1600. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1960.
Hawley, Henry H* Neo-classicism: Style
and Motif. Cleveland: The Cleveland
Museum of Art, 1964.
Hempel, Eberhard, Baroque Art and
Architecture in Central Europe ....
Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1965.
Honey, William Bowyer, European Ceramic
Art from the End of the Middle Ages to
about 1815, London: Faber & Faber,
1949-52,
Jackson, Sir Charles James. An Illustrated
History of English Plate ... * London:
Country Life, 1911.
Novotny, Fritz. Fainting and Sculpture in
Europe, 1780 to 1880. Harmondsworth:
Penguin, 1960.
Rewald, John. The History of
Impressionism, New York: Museum of
Modern Art, 1961,
-—, Post Impressionism from
Van Gogh to Gauguin, New York:
Museum of Modern Art, 1956*
Rosenberg, J. and S* Slive. Dutch Art and
Architecture, 1600 to 1800 ,
Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1966,
Stechow, Wolfgang, Dutch Landscape
Painting of the Seventeenth Century.
London: Phaidon Press, 1966,
Waterhouse, E, K, Italian Baroque
Painting. London: Phaidon Press, 1962.
Watson, F* J, B, Wallace Collection—
London. Furniture, London: Wallace
Collection, 1956.
Wittkower, Rudolf. Art and Architecture
in Italy, 1600 to 1750 , Harmondsworth:
Penguin, 1965.
20th-century Art
Ashton, Dore. The Unknown Shore,
Boston: Little, Brown, 1962,
Giedion-Welcker, Caroia* Contemporary
Sculpture, New York: Wittenborn, 1955.
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Haftmann, Werner, Pointing in the
Twentieth Century, New York;
Frederick A, Praeger, 1960,
Henning, Edward B. Fifty Years of Modern
Art; 1916-1966. Cleveland: The
Cleveland Museum of Art, 1966.
Hunter, Sam. Modern American Painting
and Sculpture. New York: Dell, 1959.
—-^ Modern French Painting.
New York: Dell, 1956.
Raynal, Maurice. Modern Painting,
Lausanne: Skira, 1960.
Pointing, General
Clark, Kenneth. Landscape Painting.
Boston: Beacon Press, 1963.
Levey, Michael, Concise History of
Painting. New York: Frederick A
Praeger, 1962.
Richardson, E, P. A Short History of
Painting in America. New York: Thomas
Y. Cromwell, 1963.
Prints, General
Hind, Arthur M. A History of Engraving
and Etching. New York: Dover, 1963,
--. An Introduction to a
History of Woodcut, New York; Dover,
1963.
Peterdi, Gabor. Printmaking, New York:
Macmillan, 1959.
Prasse, L. E. The Art of Lithography.
Cleveland: The Cleveland Museum of
Art, 1949.
Zigrosser, Carl. The Book of Fine Prints.
New York; Crown, 1948,
Drawings, General
Sachs, Paul J. The Pocket Book of Great
Drawings, New York: Washington
Square Press, 1951.
Watrous, James. The Craft of Old-Master
Drawings. Madison: University of
Wisconsin Press, 1957,
ISLAMIC ART
Godard, Andre. The Art of Iran . New York:
Frederick A. Praeger, 1965.
Rice, David Talbot, Islamic Art. London:
Thames & Hudson, 1965.
FAR EASTERN ART
General
Lee, Sherman E. History of For Eastern
Art. New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1964.
Indian Art
Barrett, Douglas, and Basil Gray, Painting
of India. Lausanne: Skira, 1963.
Coomaraswamy, A. K. A History of Indian
and Indonesian Art, New York: E.
Weyhe, 1927,
Rowland, Benjamin. The Art and
Architecture of India. London and
Baltimore: Penguin, 1953.
Southeast Asian Art
Frederick, Louis. The Art of Southeast
Asia. New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1965.
Chinese Art
Cahill, James, Chinese Painting. Lausanne:
Skira, 1960.
Sickman, Laurence, and Alexander C,
Soper. The Art and Architecture of China,
Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1956.
Sullivan, Michael, An introduction to
Chinese Art. London: Faber & Faber, 1961,
Willets, William. Foundations of Chinese
Art. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1965.
Japanese Art
Akiyama, Terukazu, Japanese Painting,
Lausanne: Skira, 1961.
Paine, Robert T., and Alexander Q Soper,
The Art and Architecture of Japan.
Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1956.
Warner, Langdon, The Enduring Art of
Japan . Cambridge; Harvard University
Press, 1952.
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Yashiro, Yukio (ed.). Art Treasures of
Japan. Tokyo; Kokusai bunka shinkokai,
i960.
PRE-COLUMBIAN ART
Bennett, Wendell C. Ancient Arts of the
Andes, New York; Museum of Modern
Art, 1954.
Covarrubias, Miguel. Indian Art of Mexico
and Central America .... New York;
Alfred A. Knopf, 1957.
Kelemen, Pal. Medieval American Art, New
York; Macmillan, 1943.
Knbler, George, The Art and Architecture
of Ancient America ,...
Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1962.
ART OF PRIMITIVE
PEOPLES
African Art
Fagg, William, Nigerian Images. New York;
Frederick A. Praeger, 1963.
— - —, and Margaret Plass,
African Sculpture, London: Studio
Vista, 1964.
Leuzinger, Elsy, Africa, New York:
McGraw Hill, 1960
Oceanic Art
Guiart, Jean. The Arts of the South Pacific.
London; Thames & Hudson, 1963.
Linton, Ralph, and Paul S. Wingert. Arts
of the South Seas. New York: Museum
of Modern Art, 1946.
Egyptian Art
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Panel from False Door of Ny-kau-Re.
Ny-kau-Re . Red granite. Sakkara, Limestone. Sakkara, ea. 2500 B.C.
ca. 2500 B,C, H, 21-i/4 in, 64.90 H. 46 in, 64,91
Tomb Relief. Limestone. Sakkara, Old Kingdom, ca. 2400 B.C. W. 68-1/2 in,
30.736
Tomb Stela of Four Persons.
Limestone. First Intermediate
Period, ca, 2280*2065 B.C,
W. 29-1/2 in, 14.543
AmenemhetIII. Black granite.
Thebes, ca, 1800 B.C, H. 19-7/8 in.
60.56
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Head of Queen Hatshepsut. Green
schist* Probably Theban School, Amenhotep III (wearing the Blue
early New Kingdom, ca. 1475 B.C. Crown)* Granite. Ca. 1417 B.C.
H. 6-3/8 in. 17*976 H* 15-1/2 in. 52*513*
Three Nome Gods Bearing Offerings . Limestone temple relief. Reign of
Amenhotep III, ca. 1390 B.C. W. 30-3/8 in* 61.205
Head of Amenhotep III. Rose
quartzite. Ca. 1387 B.C.
H. 6-5/16 in* 61*417
Amphora i Pale green-white glass.
Reign of Amenhotep III or slightly
later in Dynasty XVIII, ca* 1400-
1360 B.C. H* 4-5/16 in. 14.541
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Queen Nefertiti. From the Aten chapel at Karnak. Sandstone relief. Amarna
Period, ca. 1375 B.C. W. 17-1/8 in. 59.186*
Akhenaten. Sandstone relief.
Karnak, Amarna Period, ca. 1375 B.C.
W. 11 in. 59.188
King’s Scribe A menhotep and His
Wife Renut. From family tomb near
Assiut. Limestone relief. Early
part of reign of Ramesses II,
ca. 1275 B.C. W. 48-7/16 in. 63.100
Head of a Man. Bronze. New Kingdom,
Theban School, Dynasty XIX,
ca. 1300 B.C. H. 1-1/2 in. 14.555
The Priest Bek-en-Mut Worshiping
a Statue of the Long-dead Tuthmosis
III (detail from a coffin). Painting
on gesso over wood. Probably from
Thebes, Dynasty XXII, ca. 900 B.C.
H. of coffin 82 in. 14.561
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Stela of Djed-atum-iuf-ankh. Yellow
crystalline quartzite. Heliopolis,
Late Period, ca. 650 B.C., imitating
style of Old Kingdom, H* 11 in.
20.1977
Man and Wife\ Limestone relief,
Thebes (Tomb of Menteumhat),
Dynasty XXV, ca. 660 in the
style of early Dynasty XVIIL
H, 25-3/8 in* 49*493
Mongoose. Bronze* Ca. 600 B.C. or later, L* 8-1/4 in* 64*358
Boats of Mourners. Limestone relief. Thebes (Tomb of Mentuemhat), Dynasty
XXV, ca. 660 B*C*, in the style of late Dynasty XVIII. W. 39-5/8 in. 51.282*
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Relief from the Tomb of Mentuemhat Limestone. Thebes, ca. 660 B.C.
(details are copies from Dynasty XVTII but the servants are chiefly in
contemporary style). W. 26-5/8 in. 51.284
Female Musicians. Joins to another fragment now in Berlin. Limestone relief.
Lower Egyptian School, ca. 350 B.C. W. 12-11/16 in. 14.542
Horwedja Presenting a Statue to
His God Black schist. Ca. 500 B.C.
H. 17-1/4 in, 20.1978
The General A men-pe-Yom. Gray
granite, Mendes, ca, 275 B.C,
H. 37-1/2 in, 48,141
Notes
Notes
Ancient Near Eastern Art
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GudeOy Patesi of L agash. Dole rite.
Iraq (Mesopotamia), Neo-Sumerian
Period, 22nd century B.C.
H. 56-1/4 in. 63.154*
Plate Silver, repousse and engraved.
Phoenician, 7th century B.C.
D. 7-15/16 in. 47.491*
Winged Genie. Relief from the
palace of Ashur-Nasirapal II at
Nimrud. Gypseous alabaster. Iraq Crouching Woman. Ivory figure.
(Mesopotamia), Assyrian Period, Syria, Phoenician, 9th-8th century
9th century B.C. H. 98 in. 43.246 B.C. H. 1-3/8 in. 64.426
Silver Cup with Hunting Scene. Repousse and engraved. Northwestern Iran
(Amlash?), end of 2nd millennium B.C. H. 4-3/4 in. 65.25
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Gold Beaker Repouss^ and engraved.
Northwestern Iran (said to have been
found at Marlik), end of 2nd
millennium B.C. H* 5-1/2 in* 65.26
Votive Pin (detail). Silver, repoussd
and engraved* Iran, Luristan, ca.
1000 B.C.D* 6-1/4 in* 63*257
Cheek Plaque of Norse Bit. Bronze,
cast and engraved. Iran, Luristan,
ca. 1200-1000 B*C. H. 5-7/8 in.
6133
Finial in Form of Ibex Pro tome.
Cast bronze. Iran, Luristan, late
7th century B.C. H. 8-3/4 in. 65*554
The Bear Lady. Terra cotta. Ritual
vessel from a tomb at Marlik. N.W*
Iran, ca. 1000 B.C. H. 8-7/16 in.
67,35
Beaker. Silver, repousse and
engraved. Iran, Luristan, 8th-7th
century B*C H. 4 in. 63.95
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Bull's Head, Cast bronze. Iran
(Ancient), Urartu, 8th-7th
century B.C. H. 6-1/4 in. 42.204
Ibex Head Finial Cast bronze. Iran,
Achaemenid Period, 6th-5th
century B.C. H. 6-3/4 in. 61.199*
Median Lion Strangler. Lapis lazuli.
Iran, Achaemenid Period, 1st half
5th century B.C. H. 7-3/8 in, 60,175*
Rhyton in Form of Ram '$ Head. Silver, repouss£ and engraved, Iran,
Kaplantu, Median Period, 7th century B.C, L, 12 in, 63.479
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Incense Burner. Cast bronze. Iran, Parthian Period, 1st century. H. 4-1/2 in.
61.32
Lion Head Finial Marble. Iran,
Achaemenid Period, ca. 5th
century B.C. H. 2-1/8 in. 62.26
Relief Plaque with Royal Hunting
Scene: Ardashir II(?) Hunting Lions.
Alabaster. Iran, Sasanian Period,
late 4th century. D. 19-1/4 in.
63.258*
Ibex Relief. Carved stucco. Iran,
Sasanian Period, 6th century.
H. 12-1/8 in. 41.24
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Rhyton: The Angel Drvaspa. Silver,
repoussd, chased, and partially gilt.
(Ancient) Soghdia, Hephtalite Period,
Sth-6th century. H. 7-1/2 in, 64.96*
Plate: The Goddess A nahita. Silver,
applied cast relief, chased,
engraved, and partially gilt. Iran,
Sasanian Period, early 4th century.
D* 8-1/2 in. 62*295*
Plate with Royal Hunting Scene;
Kmg Norm ltd Hun ting L ions . Silver,
applied cast relief, chased,
engraved, and partially gilt. Iran,
Sasanian Period, reign of Hormizd II
(A.D. 302-309), D. 8-3/16 in. 62,150
Wine Vessel; Figures of the Goddess
A nahita. Silver, cast, engraved, and
partially gilt. Iran, Sasanian Period,
early 4th century. H. 7-1/4 in. 62.294
Rhyton in Form of a Horse . Silver, repousse, engraved, and gold overlay,
Iran, Sasanian Period, 4th century. H. 8-1/4 in. 64*41*
15
Ewer. Gladiatorial Combats. Silver,
repousse, engraved, and partially
gilt. Iran, Sasanian Period, late
4th-early 5th century. H. 5-1/4 in.
61.200
Plate. Silver, applied cast.
(Ancient) Soghdia, 6th-7th century.
D. 12-5/8 in. 67.34
Oval Fluted Bowl. Silver, cast, engraved, and partially gilt. Iran, Sasanian
Period, 5th century. L. 11-3/16 in. 63.478
Bowl: The Entertainers. Silver, cast, chased and engraved, and partially
gilt. Iran, Sasanian Period, late 4th-early 5th century. D. 5-1/4 in. 66.369
16
Textile. Compound twill, silk. Iran, Sasanian Period, 6th-7th century*
H. M/4 in* 51.88
Textile. Tapestry weave, wool and linen* Iran, Sasanian Period, 6th-7th
century. H. 8-1/4 in. 50.509
20
Kouros. Island marble. Greece, ca.
560-540 B.C. H. 24-5/8 in. 53.125*
Lekythos by Douris. Pottery. Greece,
500-490 B.C. H. 12-1/2 in. 66.114
Standing Warrior. Bronze. Italy,
Rimini(?), Etruscan, ca. 500-450 B.C.
H. 11 in. 67.32
Red'figured Krater by the Cleveland
Painter. Pottery. Greece, Attic,
early 5th century B.C. H. 22-1/4 in.
30.104
Head of a Goat. Limestone. Greece,
Attic, ca. 500 B.C. H. 13-3/4 in. 26.538
Red-figured Lekythos: Warrior
Cutting off a Lock of Hair. Pottery.
Greece, Athenian, early 5th century B.C
H. 17-1/8 in. 28.660
21
Head of a Lion. Terra cotta. Greek,
from Italy, 5th century B.C.
H. 4-5/8 in. 27.27
Athlete. Bronze. Greece, Attic,
Athlete. Bronze. South Italy, Locri, School of Polykleitos, ca. 460 B.C.
460-450 B.C. H. 8-7/8 in. 28.659 H. 7-3/4 in. 55.684*
Mirror (detail). Bronze. Greece, ca. 470-460 B.C. Over-all
H. 15-1/4 in. 50.7*
22
Charging Bull. Bronze. Greece, Lucania, late 5th century B.C.
L. 7-1/4 in. 30.336
Cist a Handle: The Genii Sleep and Death Carrying off Fallen Memnon.
Bronze. Etruscan, 2nd half 4th century B.C. W. 6-7/8 in. 45.13*
Mirror Rest: Siren. Bronze inlaid
with silver. Greece, Corinth,
ca. 475 B.C. H. 4-1/2 in. 67.204
Grave Monument. Marble. Greece,
Attic, ca. 400-350 B.C. H. 50-1/2 in.
24.1018
23
Torso of a Youth. Marble, Greece,
ca. 150-100 B.C. H, 40-5/8 in. 65.23
Incense Burner Supported by Dionysus.
Bronze, Etruscan, 2nd century B.C.
HL 24 in, 52,96
Dancing Lady , Mainland (Peloponnesus)
marble, Alexandria(?), Eclectic work,
ca. 50-25 B.C. H, 33-5/8 in. 65.24*
Perfume Container in Form of an
Askos (Skin). Agate, with gold
mounts. East Greek, Amisos (Turkey),
ca. 2nd century B.C. or later(7).
H, 2-9/16 in. 64.92
Head of a Barbarian, Marble, Greece,
School of Pergamon, late 3rd century
B.C, H. 4-1/8 in, 29,440
Head of a Mule. Bronze. Hellenistic,
from Kertch, Russia, ca. 1st century
B.C.-lst century A.D. H. 8 in. 43.68
24
Negro Beggar. Bronze, with silver
and copper inlays. Egypt, Alexandria,
2nd-l$t century B.C. H. 7-5/16 in.
63.507
Necklace. From the temple treasure
of the lion-god Mahes at Leontopolis
in the Delta. Gold, with insets of
beryl and amethyst. Egypt, ca. 1st-
2nd century A,D, D, of central
medallion 3 in, 47.506
Head of a Youth. Marble. Egypt,
Alexandria (area of), 1st century
B.C. H, 11-9/16 in. 47,188
Head of a Man. Marble, Egypt, late
1st century B.C. H, 12-7/8 in. 66,20
Vicarello Goblet Silver. Italy,
Vicarello, Roman, late 1 st century
B.C .-early 1st century A.D.
H. 4-3/8 in. 66.371
Portrait of a Man. Bronze. Roman,
40-30 B.C, H. 15 in. 28.860
25
Apollo and Nike. Marble relief, Roman, Neo-Attic School, late 1st century
B.C.-early 1st century A*D. W* 18-1/4 in* 30,522
Torso of Apollo. Marble* Roman, early Portrait Head of a Man. Marble.
2nd century A,D*(?)* H. 34-1/2 in. Roman, ca. A.D, 100, H. 10-2/3 in*
24.1017 25.944
Athlete. Marble, Roman, 1st century
A.D* H. 68-1/2 in. 24.1046
The Co-Emperor Lucius Vents.
Crystalline island marble. East
Roman, from Alexandria, ca* A.D.
170-180. H. 15 in. 52*260*
26
Head of the Emperor Balbinm. Marble,
Roman, ca. A.D. 238. H. 7-1/4 in. Tomb Relief. Crystalline limestone. Syria, from Palmyra, ca. A.D. 230.
25.945 W. 29 In, 64359*
Notes
Notes
Coptic Art
30
Textile. Tapestry weave, wool and
linen. Egypt, Byzantine Period,
3rd-5th century. H. 26-3/16 in. 53.18*
Dancing Path Limestone. Egypt,
Coptic Period, 4th-5th century.
H. 13-3/8 in* 55,68
Textile. Tapestry weave, wool and
linen* Egypt, Byzantine Period,
5th century. H. 7-5/8 in. 16.1980
Lunette * Limestone. Egypt, Coptic Period, 5th century, W. 24 in. 55.63
31
Textile. Tapestry weave, wool Egypt,
Byzantine Period, 5th-6th century.
H. 2-7/8 in. 41.293
Textile. Tapestry weave, wool and
linen. Egypt, Antinoe, 5th-6th
century. Over-all: H. 2945/16 in.
Detail: H. 14-3/8 in. 60,273
Textile. Tapestry weave, wool. Egypt, Antinoe, 6th century.
Over-all: W. 62-3/4 in. Detail: H. 10-1/2 in. 61.201
Textile. Tapestry weave, wool. Egypt,
Antinoe, 6th century. EL 17 in.
48.27
32
Textile. Tapestry weave, wool and linen. Egypt, Byzantine Period,
6th century. Over-all: W. 8-3/4 in. Detail: H. 3-1/4 in. 60.275
Textile. Compound twill, silk. Egypt,
Akhmim, 6th-8th century. H. 9-1/4 in.
47.192
Embroidery: St. George. Silk on
linen. Egypt, 7th century.
H. 3-15/16 in. 48.115
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Notes
Early Christian and Byzantine Art
36
Spoon. Gilt silver and niello.
Early Christian, 4th century. Bowl. Silver and niello. Byzantium,
L. 4-15/16 in. 64.39 4th century. D. 7-1/4 in. 56.30
The Good Shepherd and Jonah Under the Gourd Vine: Two of a Group
of Sculptures. Marble. Early Christian, East Mediterranean, late
3rd century. H. 19-3/4 and 12-5/8 in. 65.241,65.239*
Bust of an Empress. Bronze.
Byzantium, Theodosian Period,
late 4th century. H. 4 in. 67.28
37
Lamp stand. Silver, Byzantium,
4th century. H. 19-1/4 in. 54*597
Vase. Silver. Byzantium, 4th-6th
century* H. 15-5/8 in* 57*497*
Icon of the Virgin , Tapestry, wool.
Egypt, Byzantine Period, 6th century*
H* 70-3/8 in. 67.144
Pyxis, Ivory* Byzantium, Altar Frontal. From S. Carlino, Ravenna* Marble. Byzantium, Ravenna,
6th century. H. 3-5/16 in. 51*114* early 6th century. H. 39-1/4 in. 48.25
38
Chalice Dedicated to St.
Sergius. Silver. Byzantium,
Syria, 6th-7th century.
H. 6-7/8 in. 50.378
Pendant with Portrait Intaglio,
Garnet, gold filigree, Byzantium,
6th century. H, 1-5/16 in. 47.33
Paten Dedicated to St.
Sergius . Silver. Possibly
from Benmisonas, Syria,
Byzantium, Syria, 6th century.
D. 12-11/16 in. 50381
Chain with Pendan t and Two
Crosses . Gold with enamel and
glass. Byzantium, probably Syria,
early 6th century. L. of chain
12-3/8 in. 4735
Textile: Scenes from the Old and New
Testament Resist dyed linen. Egypt,
6th century. Over-all: W. 41 in. Detail:
H. 24 in. 51.400
Necklace with Pendants. Gold, two
garnets. Byzantium, 6th century,
L, of chain 22 in. 54.3
39
Necklace with Pendants . Gold with garnet, Byzantium, 6th century.
L. of chain 18 in. 46.260
Medallion: Bust of Christ Steatite.
Byzantium, late 9th century.
D. 1-5/8 im 47.37
Rouge Pot Glass, sapphire, gold Monogram of Christ (Chrismon).
filigree. Byzantium, 6th century. Gold with garnets, Byzantium, Syria,
H. 1-7/16 in. 46.427 6th-7th century. R 5-7/8 in. 65.551
40
St George of Cappadocia.
Quartz (variety of bloodstone),
Byzantium, 10th century.
H. 1-3/16 in. 59.41
Page from a Gospel Book:
St Matthew . Tempera and gold leaf
on vellum, Byzantium, Constantinople,
1057-1063. H. 11-1/4 in. 42,1512
Pendant. From the Treasury of Aachen.
1) Relief: Madonna and Child, called
‘ "Madonna of St Luke, ” Steatite,
Byzantium, 10th century.
2) Frame with Winged Bull of St Luke
on the Back. Gilt silver and pearls.
Germany, Aachen, mid~ 14th century.
H, 2-11/16 In. 51.445
Single Leaf from the Epistles in a
Manuscript (Pan to krator Ms. 4 9):
St. Peter. Tempera and gold leaf on
vellum. Byzantium, Constantinople,
11th century, H. 6-7/S in. 50.154
Gospels with Commentaries. Vellum;
Greek written in brown and gold,
illuminated with tempera and
gold leaf. Byzantium, 11th century.
H. 11-9/16 in. 42.152
#
41
Casket with Adam and Eve. Ivory. Byzantium, ! 1th-12th century.
L, 18-3/S in, 24,747
Plaque: Virgin and Child Enthroned
with Angels. Ivory, Byzantium, Scenes from a Passion Cycle of Christ. Steatite relief. Byzantium,
11th century, H, 10 in, 25.1293* 1 lth42th century. H, 4-5/8 in, 62.27
Notes
The Western Tradition
PAGE
Folk Wandering
44
Carolingian and Ottoman Art
45
Romanesque Art
46
Early Gothic Art
52
Art Circa 1400
56
Art Circa 1450-1500
67
Italian Renaissance Art
78
French. Renaissance Art
100
Northern Renaissance Art
104
17th-century Art
114
18th-century Art
132
Neo-classic Art
156
19th-century Art
164
44
Medallion: Bust of Christ
From the Guelph Treasure.
Cloisonne enamel on copper.
Frankish, 2nd half 8th century.
D. 1-15/16 in. 30.504*
Group of Ornaments, Bronze and
enamel, Gallo-Roman, 2nd-3rd
century. H. from 1-1/2 to 2-3/8 in.
30.230-30.234
Crossbow Fibula. Bronze, Gallo-Roman,
late 4th-5th century. L. 4 in. 30.227
Well Curb. Stone, Italy, Venice,
8th-9th century, H. 26-1/4 in.
16.1982
Christ Blessing and Busts of Apostles.
Ivory. Germany, Ottoman, ca. 970,
H. 7-3/16 in. 67.65
Double Leaf from a Roman Gradual.
Gold and silver on purple vellum.
Carolingian, 9th century.
H. 114/4 in. 33.446
45
Reliquary in the Form of a Book.
From the Guelph Treasure. Ivory
framed in gilt silver. Ivory: Valley of
the Meuse, Liege, ca. 1000. Frame:
Germany, Brunswick, 2nd half 14th
century. H. 12-1/2 in. 30.741*
Leaf from a Gradual and
Sacramentary (Trier Codex 151).
Tempera and gold leaf on vellum.
Austria, Salzburg, early 11th
century. H. 8-11/16 in. 33.447
Title Page of A bbot Bemo’s
“Tonarius, ” Dedicated to
Archbishop Pilgrim of Cologne.
Tempera and gold leaf on vellum.
Germany, School of Reichenau(?),
ca. 1020-1030. H. 8-13/32 in. 52.88
Gertrudis Portable Altar; First and Second Gertrudis Crosses.
From the Guelph Treasure. Gold, cloisonne enamel, semi¬
precious stones, and porphyry. Germany, Brunswick, Lower
Saxony, ca. 1040. Altar: L. 10-1/2 in.; Crosses: H. 9-1/2 in. Casket. Boxwood. England, Anglo-Saxon, ca. 1000.
31.462*, 31.55, 31.461 H. 3-1/2 in. 53.362
46
Capita!. Stone, France, Collegiale
of St, Metaine at Preuilly-sur-
Claise, mid- 12th century.
H* 26-3/4 in. 30.18
Capital: Daniel in the Lions' Den.
Limestone. France, Saint-Aignan-sur-
Cher, mid-I2th century. H. 29 in.
62.247
Engaged Capital. Limestone. France,
Bordelais (Dordogne), 12th century.
H.2M/8 in, 68.34
Chasse. Champleve enamel on copper
over wood core, France, Limoges,
late 12th or early 13th century,
H. 6-7/8 in. 54.599
Front of a Chasse: The Crucifixion and Death of Thomas Bechet
Champleve enamel on copper. France, Limoges, end of 1st quarter
13th century. W. 11-3/16 in. 51.449
47
Cross. Champleve enamel on copper*
Master of the Grandmont Altar.
French, Limoges, ca. 1190.
H* 26-3/8 in. 23.1051*
Single Page from a Deere turn, by
Gratianus. Tempera on vellum*
France, Burgundy, ca, 1150-1200.
H. 17-1/4 in. 54,598
The Horn of St Blasius. From the
Guelph Treasure, Ivory, Sicily,
12th century, L, 19-1/4 in. 30.740
Miniature Showing St Luke , from
a Bible, in Latin. Vellum. France,
Burgundy, Abbey of Cluny,
ca. 1100. H. &3/4 in. 68.190
Capital Stone. France, Languedoc,
12th century* H* 13-3/4 in* 16.1981
Capital: Weighing of Souls.
Limestone. France, Loire Valley,
early 12th century. H* 16 in, 61,407
48
Engaged Capital: Caryatidal Figure Flanked by Lions. Limestone.
France, Burgundian, mid-12th century. H. 13-1/2 in. 63.477
Capital Stone. South Italy, Atelier
of the Cathedral of Monopoli, early
12th century. H. 14-1/2 in. 55.556
Priest and Assistants Celebrating
Mass: Initial C. Tempera and gold
leaf on vellum. South Italy,
Benedictine School, ca. 1200
H. 9 in. 24.1010
Plaques from a Portable Altar.
Ivory. Germany, Rhine Valley,
2nd half 11th century.
H. of each 2 in. 22.307-22.309
Historiated Initial A from an
Antiphonary: Tree of Jesse. Tempera
and gold leaf on vellum. Valley of
the Meuse, ca. 1115-1125. H. 7-3/8 in.
49.202
49
Reliquary. Champleve enamel on copper over wood core. Denmark or North
Germany, 12th century. H. 3-5/8 in. 49.16
Reliquary. Champleve enamel on
copper. Circle of Godefroid de
Claire, Valley of the Meuse,
ca. 1150. H. 7-3/4 in. 26.428
1) Paten of St. Bemward. From the
Guelph Treasure. Gilt silver and
niello. 12th century. Master of the
Oswald Reliquary, German, Hildesheim
2) Monstrance. Gilt silver and rock
crystal. Germany, Lower Saxony,
end of 14th century. H. 13-1/2 in.
30.505*
Figure of a Prophet. Champleve
enamel and niello on copper,
copper gilt. Germany, Lower Saxony,
2nd half 12th century. H. 3-1/2 in.
50.577
50
Portable Altar. Champleve and cloisonne enamel on copper, over wood core.
Germany, Hildesheim, 2nd half 12th century. W. 8-3/8 in. 49.431
Arm Reliquary. From the Guelph
Treasure. Gilt silver and champleve
enamel. Follower of Eilbertus, German,
Hildesheim, ca. 1175. H. 20 in.
30.739*
Single Leaf from a Gospel Book
(now Trier Ms. 142): Nativity
(recto). Tempera and gold leaf on
vellum. Co-worker of Hermann von
Helmarshausen, German, Saxony,
1170-1190. H. 13-9/16 in. 33.445*
Apostle from the Cloister of
Notre Dame-en- Vaux. Limestone.
France, Chalons-sur-Mame,
ca. 1180. H. 38-1/2 in. 19.38
51
Title Page of“Moralia of Gregorius”
(now Engelberg Codex 20). Tempera on
vellum. Attributed to Abbot Frowin,
Swiss, 1143-1178. H. 10-5/8 in. 55.74
Mourning Virgin from a
Crucifixion Group. Painted wood.
Austria, Southern Salzburg, Lungau,
ca. 1200. H. 17-1/4 in. 57.500
Mourning Virgin. Painted wood.
Spain, Castile, ca. 1275.
H. 59-1/2 in. 30.622
Mourning St. John from a
Crucifixion Group. Painted wood.
Austria, Southern Salzburg, Lungau,
ca. 1200. H. 17-1/4 in. 58.189
Mourning St. John. Painted wood.
Spain, Castile, ca. 1275. H. 61 in.
30.621
Madonna and Child with Saints.
Triptych, tempera on poplar.
Berlinghiero the Elder, Italian,
Lucca, active ca. 1200-1240.
W. 20-1/4 in. 66.237
52
AItar Angels. Painted walnut. France, 3rd quarter 13th century.
H. 29 and 31 in. 66.360, 67.27
Central Plaque from a Triptych:
Virgin and Child with Two Angels.
Ivory. France, Paris, end of 1st
third 14th century. H. 9 in. 23.719
Enthroned Virgin and Child . Ivory.
Valley of the Meuse, mid-13th
century. H. 5-1/4 in. 28.760
Plaque. Gold with cloisonne and
translucent enamel. France, Paris,
ca. 1300. H. 1-7/8 in. 32.537
Page from the Wet linger Gradual:
St Augustine Introit for the Mass
of Doctors. Tempera and gold leaf
on vellum. Ca. 1330. Second Master
of the Wettinger Gradual, German,
Lower Rhine. H. 22-3/4 in. 49.203
53
42.1091 Altar or Processional Cross
wood core, copper gilt, enamel on copper, quartz stones
Germany, Upper Rhine, Constance, ca. 1280
Provenance: Monastery, Mehrerau on the Bodensee
42.1092 Mourning Mary and Saint John
.1093 copper gilt
Germany, Upper Rhine (?), 15th century.
with
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14th
52
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53
Christ and St. John the Evangelist.
Painted wood. Germany, Swabia near
Bodensee (Lake Constance), early
14th century. H. 36-1/2 in. 28.753*
Lenten Cloth. Linen embroidery
(white on white). Germany, Altenberg
a. d. Lahn, 2nd half 13th century.
Over-all: W. 12 ft. 3-1/2 in.
Detail: H. 60-3/4 in. 48.352*
Cross with Mourning Virgin and
St. John. Copper gilt and champleve
enamel. Germany, Lake Constance,
l^ca. *330. H. 6, 19-3/4, and 5-3/4 in.
42.109142.1093
Angel of the Annunciation. Marble
with paint and gold leaf. France,
Champagne, mid-14th century.
H. 22-1/4 in. 54.387*
Reliquary. Chased copper gilt with
cabochons and glass inlay. Germany,
Lake Constance, ca. 1330.
H. 6-3/4 in. 32.422
Head of an Apostle. Limestone.
France, Toulouse, 2nd quarter 14th
century. H. 14 in. 60.170
54
Madonna and Child with St. Francis ; St. John the Baptist, St. James the
Great , and Mary Magdalen. Polyptych, tempera on poplar. Ugolino di Nerio da
Siena, Italian, Siena, active ca. 1305/10-1339/49. W. 75-3/4 in. 61.40*
Madonna and Child. Tempera on
poplar. Lippo Memmi(?), Italian,
Siena, active 1317-1356.
H. 24-13/16 in. 52.110
Two Female Saints. Tempera and gold
leaf on vellum. Niccolo di ser Sozzo
Tegliaci, Italian, Siena, active
1334/36-1363. H. 3-1/4 in. 24.430
Madonna and Child. On panel.
Giottino, Italian, Florentine,
active mid-14th century.
H. 44-3/4 in. 68.206
Madonna and Child with St. Catherine
and St. John the Baptist.
Marble. Giovanni di Agostino,
Italian, Siena, ca. 1310-1370.
H. 27-1/2 in. 42.1162*
55
Cofanetto . Painted and gilded wood* Italy, Siena, 14th century,
H. 9-1/2 in, 54.600
Angels, Marble, Ca, 1350. Attributed to Giovanni and Pacio da Firenze,
Italian, H, 39-1/4 and 39 in. 25.1336, 25.1337
Single Leaf from an Antiphonary:
Initial L with St. Lucy. Tempera and
gold leaf on vellum. Master of the
Dominican Effigies, Italian, Florence,
ca. 1335<a. 1345. H. 17-7/16 in.
52.281
Ascension; Initial A. Signed and
dated 1308. Tempera and gold leaf
on vellum. Neri da Rimini, Italian.
H. 13-5/8 in. 53.365
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Frontispiece Miniature of the
Mariegola of the Scuola di San
Giovanni Evangelista. Tempera and
gold leaf on vellum. Italy, Venice,
1st third 14th century. H. 10-3/4 in.
59.128
Textile, Diasper weave, silk and
gold. Italy (Lucca?), ca. 1300.
Over-all: H. 34-1/2 in.
Detail: H. 19 in. 26.507
Albarello. Majolica. Spain, Paterna,
14th century. H. 8-1/2 in, 45.28
Single Leaf from an Antiphonary
with Miniature of the Coronation
of the Virgin. Tempera and gold
leaf on vellum. Late 14th century.
Attributed to Master of the Beffi
Triptych (Abruzzi), Italian,
Tuscany, H. 21-3/4 in. 53.24
Madonna of Humility with the
Temptation of Eve. Tempera on poplar
Carlo da Camerino, Italian,
Marchigian School, active ca. 1380-
1420. H. 75-1/2 in, 16.795
57
The Resurrection. Embroidery, silk on linen. Italy, Florence (Geri Lapi?),
14th century. H. 16-1/2 in. 29.904
Navicella. Pen and brown ink. Parri Spinelli, Italian, ca. 1397-1453.
W. 14-1/2 in. 61.38
Miniature from an Antiphonary:
Historic ted Initial G with Christ
and the Virgin in Glory. Tempera and
gold leaf on vellum. Ca. 1390-1400.
Silvestio dei Gherarducci, Italian,
Florence. PL 13-3/4 in. 30.105
Hours of Charles the Noble: Page 165 f
The Presentation, by Zebo da Firenze.
Vellum, illuminated with tempera and
burnished gold leaf, France, Paris,
ca. 1400-1408. H. 7-5/8 in. 64.40
58
Single Miniature from a Missal:
The Crucifixion. Signed: Nicolaus F.
Tempera and gold leaf on vellum.
Niccolo da Bologna, Italian, Bologna,
active ca. 1369-1402. H, 10-1/4 in.
24.1013*
Double-faced Portable Crucifix.
Tempera on wood. Italy, Venetian
School, ca. 1370-1380. H. 26 in.
43.280
Crucifixion with the Two Thieves.
Pen and brown ink and black chalk.
Altichiero Altichieri, Italian,
ca. 1330-1395. H. 9-5/8 in. 56.43*
Girdle (detail). Gilt silver and
translucent enamel on silver,
Italy, Siena, late 14th century.
Over-all: L. 93-1/8 in. 30.742
St. Francis Before the Cross.
Tempera on poplar . Sassetta
(Stefano di Giovanni), Italian, Siena,
1392(?>1450. H. 31-7/8 in. 62.36
59
Adoration of the Magi. Tempera on poplar. Giovanni di Paolo, Italian, Siena,
ca. 1399-1482. W. 17-3/4 in. 42.536
St. Catherine of Siena Invested
with the Dominican Habit . From the
Pizzicaiuoli Altarpiece. Tempera on
poplar. Ca. 1447-1449. Giovanni di St. Catherine of Siena and the Beggar. From the Pizzicaiuoli
Paolo, Italian, Siena. H. 11-3/8 in. Altarpiece. Tempera on poplar. Ca. 1447-1449. Giovanni di
66.2 Paolo, Italian, Siena. H. 11-3/8 in. 66.3*
60
Single Leaf from a Treatise on the
Vices with Miniature of Accidia
and Her Court Brown ink, tempera,
and gold leaf on vellum, Italy,
Genoa or Naples(?), late 14th
century* H. 7-1/2 in, 53.152
Single Miniature under Initial M;
The Annunciation * Tempera and gold
leaf on vellum. Ca. 1430-1440.
Luchino Belbello da Pavia, North
Italian. H. 7-7/8 in* 24.431*
Fragment of a Chasuble with Orphrey,
Textile: Diasper weave, silk and
gold; Italy (Lucca?), 14th century.
Grphrey: Compound twill, silk, linen,
and gold; Germany, Cologne, 14th
century. Over-all: H. 42 in. Detail:
H* 17-1/2 in. 28.653
Madonna and Child. Pen and brown ink Textile (Half of a Chasuble).
on rose-tinted paper. Italy, Verona, Velvet weave, silk. Italy, Venice,
1440-1450. H. 4-3/16 in. 56.42 15th century. H. 42-3/4 in. 43.66
61
Single Leaf from an Antiphonary
with Historiated Initial with the
Virgin as Queen of Heaven. Tempera
and gold leaf on vellum. Italy,
Lombardy, probably Milan, 2nd
quarter 15th century. H. 22-1/8 in.
28.652.
The Coronation of the Virgin.
Embroidery, silk, gold, and silver
on linen. Italy, Florence, style of
the School of Lorenzo Monaco, early
15th century. D. 22-3/4 in. 53.129*
Textile. Velvet weave, silk. Italy,
(Venice?), 15th century. H. 15-1/8 in.
18.310
Madonna and Child Enthroned.
Tempera on poplar. Master of 1419,
Italian, Florence. H. 77-1/4 in.
54.834
Two Kneeling Carthusian Monks. Marble. France, Paris,
end of 14th century. H. 10-1/8 and 9-1/2 in. 66.112, 66.113
62
Single Miniature of a Prophet from
a Choral Book Tempera and gold leaf
on vellum. Ca. 1409-1413* Lorenzo
Monaco or Matteo Torelli, Italian,
Florence, H. 6-9/16 in, 49.536
Kneeling Prophet Gilt bronze.
Franco-Netherlands, ca. 1400.
H. 5-1/2 in, 64,360
The Calvary with a Carthusian Monk.
Tempera on oak. 1390-1395. Jean de
Beaumetz, French. H, 22-1/4 in.
64.454*
Orphrey: Tree of Jesse. Embroidery
(opus Anglicanum}: silk, gold, and
silver threads on linen. England,
3rd quarter 14th century. Over-all:
H. 39 in. Detail: H. 15 in. 49.503
Hours of Charles the Noble : Page 395 ,
Descent from the Cross. By the
Egerton Master, with inhabited
acanthus border by Zebo da Firenze.
Vellum, illuminated with tempera and
burnished gold leaf. France, Paris,
ca. 1400-1408. H, 7-5/8 in. 64.40
Figured Medallion. From a group of
appliques. Gold, enamel, pearls,
France, Paris(?), ca. 1400.
D. 1-3/4 in. 47.507
: RaLmflunmrni^
pSraKMlfo mNif adrift
lIHlrtHtomiMffttillM.
'• ** A *
63
Missal, For Paris Use (The Gotha Missal): fols. 63v-64r, The Crucifixion
and Christ in Majesty . Vellum; Latin written in two columns in red, blue,
and brown, illuminated with tempera and gold leaf. Ca. 1375. Jean Bondol
and His Atelier, French, Paris. H. 10-11/16 in. 62.287*
Annunciation. Tempera on A Saint Bishop with Donor. Tempera
walnut(?). France, ca. 1390. on wood. Spain(?), ca. 1420.
H. 12-1/8 in. 54.393* H. 67-1/2 in. 27.197
Table Fountain. Gilt silver and
translucent enamel. France, late
14th century. H. 12-1/4 in. 24.859*
64
Three Mourners from the Tomb of Philip the Bold
Viz ell e alabaster (Grenoble stone). Early 15 th eentuiy*
Claus Sluter and Claus de Werve, Franco-Netherlandish.
H. 16-3/8, 16-1/2, and 16-1/4 in. 40.128, 58,66, 58,67*
Leopard d’Or, Edward III. Gold,
Anglo-Gallic issue as King of
Aquitaine, third issue with English Mouton d f Or, Jean leBon. Gold*
and French titles, 1360* D. 1-5/16 in. France, 1350-1364, D, 1-3/16 in*
64*373 64,372
Madonna and Child. Painted limestone,
France, Central Loire Valley,
ca. 1385-1390. H. 53 in* 62,28*
65
The Coronation of the Virgin.
Tempera on wood. The Rubielos Master.
Spanish, Valencia, active ca. 1400.
H. 56-15/16 in. 47.208
Half of a Chasuble. Textile: velvet
weave, silk. Italy, 15th century.
Orphreys: embroidery, silk and gold
on linen. Austria (Bohemia), 15th
century. H, 47 in. 50.85
Madonna and Child. Painted
lindenwood, Upper Austria, Diocese
ofPassau,ca. 1370-1380.
H. 20-1/4 in. 62.207
Triptych (House Altar). Tempera on
oak. Ca. 1425. Austrian Master.
W. 30-3/8 in. 41.68
Triptych: Madonna and Child with
Scenes of the Annunciation,
Visitation t Adoration, Presentation.
Ivory with gilding. France, late
14th century. H. 10-3/16 in. 51.450
Madonna and Child from Mariapfarr
in Lungau. Cast stone. Austria,
Diocese of Salzburg, ca. 1395.
H. 40-1/8 in. 65.236*
66
Diptych: Four Scenes from the Passion. Tempera and oil on linen
over oak(?). Austria, ca. 1400. W. 27 in* 45.115
The Death of the Virgin . Tempera
on fir * 1 st decade 15 th century.
Master of Heiligenkreuz, Austrian.
H. 26'3/S in. 36.496*
Coronation of the Virgin. Tempera
on wood. Ca. 1410-1420. Master of
the Frondenberg Altarpiece, German,
Westphalia. H. 26*5/8 in. 29.920
St. John the Baptist. Oak panel.
Before 1425. Robert Camp in (Master
of Flemalle), South Netherlandish,
TournaL H. 6-13/16 in. 66.238
Virgin Mary Crowned by Angelsi
Oil on panel. Stephen lichner*
German, d< 1451. H. 19-7/8 in.
68.20
67
The Passion of Christ. Oil on wood. Master of the Schlagl Altarpiece,
German, Westphalia, active 1440-1450. W. 88-1/4 in. 51.453
Adoration of the Magi. Tempera
on fir. Konrad Laib, Austrian, Virgin Weeping. Wood. Veit Stoss,
Salzburg, active mid-15th century. German, 1447-ca. 1533. H. 12-3/16 in.
H. 39-3/8 in. 36.18 39.64
Leaf from a Missal: Frontispiece
for the Canon of the Mass, Tempera
and gold leaf on vellum. North
N e the rla nds, Guel ders-0ve rij s sel,
Cloister Agnietenberg near Zwolle,
ca, 1438-1439, Miniature painted by
Master of Otto von Moerdrecht.
H. 13 1/8 in. 59.254
A Bridal Pair Tempera on fir.
South Germany, Swabian School,
ca. 1470. H. 24-1/2 in. 32.179*
Madonna and Child with Saints « Tapestry, wool, silk, and linen.
Germany, Nuremberg, 15th century. H, 38 in. 39.162
68
Four Gospels: fol. 2v, St. Matthew.
Vellum; Latin written in black,
illuminated with tempera and gold
leaf. Germany, Middle Rhine,
ca. 1480. Miniatures by the Master
of the Hausbuch. Contemporary
blind-stamped leather binding.
H. 9-1/32 in. 52.465*
Gothic Ornament of Oak-leaf Design.
Engraving. Master W with a Key.
Netherlandish, active ca. 1470.
H.1015/161n. 52.100
Adoration of the Magi. Oil on oak.
Geertgen Tot Sint Jans. North
Netherlandish, Haarlem, ca. 1480’s.
H. 11-1/2 in. 51.353
The Crucifixion. Oak panel.
Netherlands^?), close to the
Master of the Sforza Triptych,
ca. 1470. H. 15-3/8 in. 31.449
69
Hours of Ferdinand V and Isabella of Spain: fobi 72v-73r } The Crucifixion
and The Deposition. Vellum; Latin written in red and dark brown, illuminated
with tempera and gold leaf. Belgium, Ghent-Bruges School, ca. 1492-1504.
Miniatures by Alexander Bening and Gerard Hoienbout. H. 8-7/S in. 63.256*
Nativity. Oak panel. Gerard
David, South Netherlandish,
Bruges, ca. 1490. H, 33-9/16
in. 58.320*
The Annunciation. Oak panel.
Aelbrecht Bouts, South
Netherlandish, Louvain, ca.
1480. H, 19-3/4 in. 42*635
A Clergyman Praying. Oak panel. South
Netherlands, Bruges, early 16th
century. H. 14-3/16 in. 42*632
Madonna and Child. Oil on oak.
Follower of Hans Memling, Flemish,
15th century. H. 13-1/16 in. 34.29
70
St. John the Baptist Oak panel.
Dieric Bouts, Netherlandish,
ca. 1415-1475. H. 41-3/4 in. 51.354
St. Andrew. Oak, with traces of
paint. Netherlands, Region of
Cleves, early 16th century.
H. 27-7/8 in. 38469
An Angel Supporting Two Escutcheons. Black chalk on pink-tinted paper.
Germany, circle of Nicolaus Gerhaert von Leyden, ca. 1470, H, 8-3/4 in. 62.205
Design for a Gothic Table Fountain
Engraving. Master W with a Key,
Netherlandish, active ca. 1470.
H. 9-3/16 in. 37,565
Monstrance with Relic of
St. Sebastian. From the Guelph
Treasure. Silver gilt and crystal.
Germany, Brunswick, ca, 1475.
H. 18-1/2 in. 31.65
71
Abbot's Stall Oak, France,
1500-1515. RIO ft., 9-3/4 in,
28.657
Madonna and Child Under a
Canopy. Oak panel. South
Netherlands, Bruges, ca. 1525.
H. 25-1/2 in. 46.282
Double Mazer. Maple with silver-gilt
mounts. Germany, ca. 1530.
With portrait medallion (1528) of
Albrecht Durer by Matthes Gebel,
Nuremburg and Augsburg. H. 9-3/4 in,
50.83
Chest. Painted wood, Spain, Catalan(?)j late 15th century. H. 28-1/4 in. 15.535
72
*
The Flight into Egypt. Engraving.
Martin Schongauer, German, before
1440149 L H, 10-3/16 in. 54.260
The Flight into Egypt. Tapestry, wool, silk, and gold. Belgium,
Toumai, ca. 1480. H. 43 in- 42.826
The Story of Perseus and Andromeda, Tapestry, wool and silk. Belgium,
Tournai, ca. 1480. 14 ft. 8 in. 27.487
Plate. Inscribed; Maria. Majolica,
Spain, Valencia, Hispano-Moresque,
mid-15th century. D, 18-3/8 in. 44,292
73
The Annunciation. Tempera on wood.
Jaime Ferrer II, Spanish, active
mid-15th century. H. 68 in. 53.660
Portrait of a Lady. Oak panel.
Netherlands^), ca. 1480.
H. 12-9/16 in. 62.259
Holy Trinity. Poplar panel.
France, ca. 1470-1480. H. 46-7/8 in.
60.79
Portrait of a Nobleman. Oak panel.
France, Burgundian, ca. 1490-1500.
H. 16-3/4 in. 63.503
Relief Heads of a Man and Woman. Marble. France, Circle of Michel
Colombe, 2nd decade 16th century. H. 5-1/2 and 5-3/4 in. 21.1003, 21.1004
74
Mourner from the Tomb of Duke
John the Fearless. Vizelle alabaster
(Grenoble stone). Ca. 1462. Antoine
le Moiturier, French. H. 16-1/8 in.
40.129
Single Miniature from a Boccaccio,
Des Cleres et Noble Femmes (now
Spencer Ms. 33, New York Public
Library): Queen Medusa Enthroned.
Tempera and gold leaf on vellum.
France, close to Maitre Francis,
ca. 1470. H. 5-1/8 in. 24.1015
Education of the Virgin. Stone.
France, Bourbonnais, close to
Jean de Chartres, early 16th century.
H. 54 in. 23.51
Triumph of Eternity. Tapestry, wool and silk. France, Valley of Loire,
1500-1510. W. 12 ft. 10-1/2 in. 60.176*
75
Lady with Three Suitors.
Triptych Onyx cameo: Italy, 13th century. Gold and translucent enamel: Pen and brown ink and ink wash,
France, late 15th century, H. 2-1 /4 in, 47,508* France, ca. 1500, H, 9-1/16 in, 56,40
Youth Tapestry, wool and silk. France, Valley of Loire, Time. Tapestry, wool and silk, France, Valley of Loire.
1500-1510. W. 15 ft. 2 in. 60,177 1500-1510, W. 14 ft 5 in, 60.178
76
Christ Carrying His Cross. Engraving. Martin Schongauer. German,
before 1440-1491. W. 17-1/8 in. 41.389*
St Lawrence and St Stephen. Lindenwood, 1502-1510.
Tilmann Riemenschneider, German. H, 37-1/4 and 36-1/2 in, 59.42, 59,43*
Pie to. Painted lindenwood. Ca. 1515.
Master of Rabenden, German, Bavaria,
H. 35-1/16 in. 38.294
77
Playing Card with King and Helmet
Engraving, Master E.S., German,
active ca, 1450-1470. H, 3-3/4 in,
49,564
St. John the Baptist Surrounded by
the Evangelists and Four Fathers of
the Latin Church Dated 1466.
Engraving, state I/IL Master E,S, f
German. D. 7-1/4 in, 50,585*
St Jerome, Dotted print colored by
hand, state II/III. Germany,
ca. 1470-1475. H. 14in. 52.13
St Jerome and the Lion , Alabaster,
Ca, 1510, Tilmann Riemenschneider,
German, H. 14-7/8 in. 46,82*
78
Head of a Man, an Angel, and Two
Small Profile Heads. Silverpoint
heightened with white, on rose
prepared paper. Italy, circle of
Benozzo Gozzoli, 1420-1497.
H. 7-5/8 in. 37.24*
Oak-leaf Jar. Majolica. Italy,
Florence, 2nd quarter 15th century.
H. 8 in. 43.54
L
i
Madonna and Child.
Glazed terra cotta. Ca. 1460-1470.
Luca della Robbia, Italian.
H. 16-1/8 in. 42.782
Portrait of a Man. Oil on walnut.
Colantonio del Fiore(?), Italian,
active in Naples, ca. 1430/40-
1460/70. H. 23-5/8 in. 16.811
The Funeral of St. Stephen. Pen and
bistre ink. Fra Filippo Lippi,
Italian, 1406-1469. H. 9-7/8 in.
47.70*
Madonna and Child with Angels.
Tempera on poplar. Italy, Florence,
School of Fra Filippo Lippi,
ca. 1460-1470. H. 38-1/2 in. 16.802
79
Fragment: Putto Head , Marble. Close
to Desiderio da Settignano, Italian, Battle of Naked Men ♦ Engraving, state I. Antonio Pollaiuolo,
Florence, 14204464. H. 74/4 in. Italian, 1431/324498. W, 24-1/16 in. 67.127
68.211
Head of a Boy. Marble. Italy,
St Michael and St. A n thony A hbot Tempera on poplar. 1457-1458. Florence , ca. 1460. H. 9*9/16 in.
Fra Filippo Lippi, Italian, Florence. H. 32 in, 64450, 64J51* 31-454
80
Book Cover: Silver and niello.
Italy, Florence, ca. 1467-1469.
R 16-3/8 in, 52.109*
Madonna and Childl
Tempera on poplar, Italy, Florence,
School of Alesso Baldovenetti,
ca. 1465, H. 384/8 in, 16.789
Textile. Diasper weave, silk, linen,
and gold. Italy (Lucca?), 15th
century. Over-all: W. 18-1/4 in.
Detail : H.9 in. 31.61
Madonna and Childl Silverpoint on
rose prepared paper. Lorenzo di
Credi, Italian, 1459/601537.
R 5-11/16 in. 63.472
Life of the Virgin and of Christ:
The Agony in the Garden. Engraving.
state I/III. Italy, Florence,
ca. 1470-1490* R 8-3/4 in* 49.540
Madonna and Childl Terra cotta.
Ca, 1478. Antonio Rosseliino,
Italian. H. 48 in. 42.780
81
Page from a Prayer Boot
Tempera and gold leaf on vellum. Christ Child. Marble.
Attavante degli Attavanti, Italian, Baccio da Montelupo, Italian,
Florence, 1452-1517. H. 6 in. 53.280 ca. 1469-1533. H. 17-1/4 in. 42.799
The Last Supper Engraving. Lucantonio degli Uberti,
Italian, 1495-1520. W. 42 in. 40.473-a
Bust of Christ . Painted terra cotta.
Italy, Florence, late 15th century.
H. 22 in. 21.956
82
St Jerome in Penitence.
W, 8-1/2 in, 49,33
St. John. Terra cotta. Master of
the Statuettes of St, John. Italian,
late 15th century. H. 28-3/8 in,
42.781
Paneling from a Sacristy Bench. Walnut, inlaid with holly and ebony.
Italy, Florence, late 15th century. L. 68-1/4 in. 15.526
Engraving. Italy, Florence, ca. 1480-1500.
Single Leaf: Adoration of the
Shepherds. Tempera and gold leaf
on vellum. Italy, Siena, style
nearest to Guidoccio Cozzarelli or
Matteo Giovanni, ca. 1470.
II. 224/2 in. 52.282
83
The Crucifixion. Tempera on poplar,
Matteo di Giovanni di Bartolo,
Italian, Siena, 1430(?)-1495*
H. 13-9/16 in. 40.535
Leaf from a Gradual with Initial M r
Tempera and gold leaf on vellum.
Attributed to Cosimo Tura. Italian,
Ferrarese School, 1432-1495.
H* 30-1/4 in. 27.425
Single Miniature: Christ on the
Mount of Olives, Tempera on vellum*
1490-1500. Attributed to Timoteo Viti,
Italian, Umbria. H* 10-5/8 in* 27.161
St. Sebastian. Brush and brown ink
over silverpomt on pink prepared
paper* Pietro Perugino, Italian,
1445/50-1523* H. 10-1/16 in* 58.411*
The Lamentation. Tapestry, wool, silk, gold, and silver. Italy, Ferrara,
after design by Cosimo Tura, ca* 1475* W, 77-1/2 in. 50,145
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84
Drug Bottle. Majolica, Italy,
Faenza, ca. 1480, H, 15-1/4 in.
43,52
Madonna and Child with St. Anthony
Abbot , St. Sebastian, St. Mark , and
St. Severino. Tempera on poplar,
Lorenzo cf Alessandro da San Severino,
Italian, active 1468-1503,
H. 56-1/2 in. 16.800
Holy Family with a Shepherd ,
Oil on canvas. Dosso Dossi. Italian,
Ferrara, 1479(7)-1542, H. 15-1/8 in,
49.185
Choral Book: Angel Tempera and gold
leaf on vellum. Antonio Liberate da
Verona, Italian, 1445-ca. 1526.
Detail: H. 7-1/4 in, 30,661
Adoration of the Christ Child,
Marble with some gilding, Italy,
Lombardy, late 15th century.
H. 24 in. 28.863
85
Jar with Portrait Majolica. Italy,
Caffaggiolo, ca. 1475-1480. H. 12 in.
41.550
The Adoration of the Magi , the
Virgin in the Grotto. Engraving,
Italy, Mantegna School, after 1463,
H. 15-1/4 in* 54,66
Single Miniature: The Nativity.
Tempera and gold on vellum,
Girolamo dai Libri, Italian, Verona,
1474-1555, H, 6-7/16 in, 53,281
Virgin and Child. Marble.
Bartolommeo Bell an o, Italian,
Padua, 1435-1496/97. H, 21-1/2 in.
20,273
Plate , Majolica. Italy, Faenza,
late 15th century. D. 14 in, 23,915
Mother and Child with Two Dogs ,
Engraving. Italy, late 15th century.
W, 5-7/8 in, 37.566
86
Adoration of the Magi. Bronze. C a. 1500. Andrea Briosco (called Riccio),
Italian, Padua, H. 9-1/4 in* 54*601
Farm on the Slope of a Hill Pen and brown ink* Fra Bartolommeo,
Italian, 1472-1517. W. 11-9/16 in* 57.498*
Pie to. Tempera on vellum*
Attributed to Andrea Mantegna,
Italian, Padua, 1431-1506.
H* 5-17/32 in. 51.394
Hercules and Antaeus. Engraving,
Italy, Mantegna School, 15th century.
H. 9-5/16 in. 64*32
87
St Christopher. Pen and brown ink
with blue and green washes, touches
of white. Andrea Mantegna, Italian,
1431-1506. H. 11-5/16 in. 56.39*
Base for Satyr and Satyress Group.
Bronze. Andrea Briosco (called
Riccio), Italian, Padua, ca. 1470/75-
1532. H. 12-7/8 in. 50.375
Pomona. Bronze. Andrea Briosco
(called Riccio), Italian, Padua,
ca. 1470/75-1532. H, 6-1/8 in. 48.486
Satyress. Bronze, 1510-1530.
Andrea Briosco (called Riccio),
Italian, Padua, H. 6-1/2 in. 47.29*
Battle in a Wood. Engraving. Master of the Year 1515, Italian.
W. 12-3/8 in. 49.34
88
St Nicholas of Bari. Tempera on
poplar. Carlo Giovanni Crivelli,
Italian, Venice, ca. 1430/3 5-ca. 1495.
H. 38-5/8 in. 52.111
Portrait of a Youth . Oil on tempered
pressed wood. Bartolommeo Veneto,
Italian, Lombard-Venetian, active
1502-after 1530. H. 16-1/2 in. 40.539
The Virgin and Child with St. Anthony Abbot, St. Lucy(?). and Two Donors.
Oil on tempered pressed wood. Cima da Conegliano. Italian, Venice,
1459/60-1517/18. W. 31-7/16 in. 42.636
Marriage Beaker. Enameled milk glass,
Italy, late 15th century, H. 4 in.
55.70
Tarocchi Cards (E Series): Music ,
Engraving, touched with gold. Italy,
Ferrara, not later than 1467.
H. of print 7-1/16 in. 24.457
89
Pedlar Goblet. Enameled emerald
green and blue glass. Italy,
ca. 1475. H. 8-7/16 in. 53.364
Albarello. Majolica. Italy, Faenza,
early 16th century. H. 11-3/4 in.
40.12
Bust of a Woman. Engraving.
Jacopo de’ Barbari, Italian, ca. 1450-
before 1516. H. 13-5/16 in. 32.38
Plate: The Prodigal Son, after Durer.
Dated 1528. Majolica. Maestro Giorgio,
Italian, Faenza(?). D. 8-5/16 in.
50.82
Ewer. Painted enamel. Italy.
Venice, ca. 1500. H. 7-3/8 in. 23.720
90
Bird's-eye View of Venice (detail). Dated
Jacopo de’ Barbari, Italian. W. 39-1/2 in.
Textile. Velvet weave, silk and gold.
Italy, Venice, late 15th century.
Detail: W. 59 in. 31.63
1500. Woodcut, state I/III.
49.569
Plate: The Three Graces. Majolica.
1525. Maestro Giorgio (Giorgio
Andreoli da Gubbio), Italian,
Gubbio.D. 17-5/8 in. 45.2*
Textile. Velvet weave, silk. Italy,
Venice, 15th century. H. 17-1/2 in.
40.370
Man with an Arrow. Engraving,
state II/II. Benedetto Montagna,
Italian, ca. 1470-after 1540.
H. 8-5/16 in. 43.65
91
Venus Prudential?}. Gilt bronze.
Tullio Lombardi, Italian, Venice,
ca. 14554532. H. 743/16 in. 48.171
The Assumption of the Virgin.
Engraving, state I/II. Italy,
Florence, ca. 1490. H. 32-9/16 in.
4932*
Madonna and Child. From the
Ciborium of Cardinal d’Estouteville
in S. Maria Maggiore, Rome. Marble
relief. Ca. 1460. Mino del Reame
or del Regno, Italian, Rome.
H. 36-7/8 in. 28.747*
Plate. Majolica. Italy, Deruta,
early 16th century. D. 164/4 in,
23.1096
The Holy Family with St. Margaret
and St Johni Oil and tempera on
poplar. Filippino Lippi, Italian,
Florence, ca. 1457-1504.
D, 61-1/4 in. 32.227*
Figure of Plenty. Glazed terra cotta.
1520-1530, Giovanni della Robbia
(or his atelier), Italian, Florence.
H, 43-3/8 in. 40.343
92
Study for the Nude Youth over the
Prophet Daniel in the Sistine
Chapel Ceiling Fresco. Red chalk.
Michelangelo Buonarroti, Italian,
1475-1564. H. 13-3/16 in. 40.465
Standing Figure of a Man. Bronze
Italy, Florence, mid-16th century.
H. 12-1/4 in. 47.509
Plate: Sacrifice. Dated 1526.
Sacrifice of Isaac. On poplar. Signed: M. G. da Agubio. Majolica.
Ca. 1527-1529. Andrea del Sarto, Maestro Giorgio, Italian, Castel
Italian, Florence. H. 69 in. 37.577* Durante(?). D. 10-5/8 in. 50.156
Circular Table. Walnut. Italy, Florence, late 16th century.
H. 31-1/2 in. 39.183
93
Tazza with Putti Frieze. Enameled
blue glass, Italy, Venice, ca, 1490*
H* 7-3/16 in. 60.38*
The Fate of the Evil Tongue.
Engraving* Nicoletto Rosex
(da Modena), Italian, active ca.
1490-after 1511. H. 11-11/16 in* 47*11
Running Woman (A talanta?). Bronze.
Maffeo Olivieri, Italian, Brescia,
1484-1543/44* H. 7-1/8 in* 63.92
Venus * Bronze. Ca, 1560.
Danese Cattaneo, Italian, active in
Venice and the Veneto, 1509-1573,
H* 12-7/8 in* 50,578
Venus Reclining in a Landscape. Engraving, state I/II. Giulio Campagnola*
Italian, ca, 1482-after 1515. W. 7-1/8 in. 31.205*
94
Adoration of the Magi Oil on canvas. Ca. 1560. Titian, Italian, Venice.
W. 89-7/8 in. 57.150
Baptism of Christ. Oil on canvas. After 1580. Tintoretto (Jacopo Robusti),
Italian, Venice. W. 99 in. 50.400*
Madonna and Child.
Signed: Iacobus Sansov. Bronze.
Jacopo Tatti (called Sansovino),
Italian, Florence 1486-Venice 1570.
H. 18-3/4 in. 51.316
St. John the Baptist. Bronze.
Jacopo Tatti (called Sansovino),
Italian, Florence 1486-Venice 1570.
H. 19-1/2 in. 52.276
95
Albarello: Andromeda Saved by
Perseus. Majolica. Italy, Venice,
Workshop of Domenigo da Venezia,
early 16th century. H. 11-3/8 in.
20.421
St Margaret Marble, 1520-1530,
Antonello Gagini, Italian, Sicilian
School. H. 55 in. 42.564
The Assumption of the Virgin .
Dated 1517. Engraving, state I/II.
Domenico Campagnola, Italian.
H. 11-1/2 in, 54.741
Virgin and Child Enthroned.
Verre eglomise. Italy * 16 th century.
Frame: Silver and enamel. Germany,
Augsburg, ca. 1600. H. 7-3/8 in,
43.284
Pendant: Madonna and Child with
Saints. Enameled gold with pearls
and emeralds. Italy, late 16th
century. H. 2-7/8 in. 59,337
96
The Dead Christ with Joseph of Arimathea. Oil on poplar. Ca. 1525.
Giovanni Girolamo Savoldo, Italian, Brescia. W. 75-1/2 in. 52.512
Portrait of a Gentleman and His Wife. Oil on canvas. School of
Antonio Moro (Anthonis Mor Van Dashorst), North Netherlandish,
Utrecht, ca. 1517/1521-1576/77. W. 55-1/2 in. 16.793
Portrait of Vincenzo Guarignoni.
Dated 1572. Oil on canvas.
Giovanni Battista Moroni. Italian,
Brescia. H. 24-3/4 in. 62.1
Credenza. Walnut. Italy, Brescia,
mid-16th century. H. 50-1/4 in. 39.188
97
Portrait of a Nobleman.
Oil on canvas. 1525. Lorenzo Lotto,
Italian, Venice. H. 43 in. 50.250
Portrait of Agostino Barbarigo.
Oil on canvas. Ca. 1570.
Paolo Veronese, Italian, Venice.
W. 45-3/4 in. 28.16
Head of St. John the Baptist. Oil
on canvas. Lorenzo Lotto, Italian,
Venice, 1480-1556. W. 28-5/8 in.
53.424
Cassone Frontal. Walnut. Italy, 16th century. L. 68 in. 15.528
98
Lazarus and the Rich Man. Oil on canvas. Ca. 1550. Jacopo Bassano,
Italian. W. 87 in. 39.68*
The Entombment. Oil on canvas.
Ca. 1580. Leandro Bassano, Italian,
Venice. H. 48-3/4 in. 16.806
Annunciation. Oil on canvas.
Paolo Veronese, Italian, Venice,
1528-1588. H. 59 in. 50.251
Espalier Plates. Steel. Attributed
to Negroli, Italian, Milan, 16th
century. H. 5-1/2 in. 16.1517, 16.1518
Annunciation. Pen and brown ink
and gray wash. Luca Cambiaso, Italian,
1527-1585. H. 11-5/8 in. 59.200
99
Apollo on Parnassus. Surrounded by Muses and Poets. Engraving, before
state I/IL Marcantonio Raimondi, Italian, ca. 1480-ca. 1530.
W, 18-1/2 in. 63.231
Cassone. Walnut. Italy, Venice, mid-16th century. H, 27 in. 42.607
Plaque: Feast of the Gods. Bronze.
Alessandro Vittoria, Italian,
Trent 1525-Venice 1608. H. 13-1/2 in.
52.464
Plate . Majolica. Italy, Urbino,
Atelier of the Fontana Family,
ca. 1560. D, 18 in. 42.622
(>8871
1 1 ' L « '
100
Study for A eneas’ Flight from Troy. Pen and brown ink, black chalk, brown
and light-yellow wash on gray-green paper. Federico Barocci, Italian,
1535(?>1612, W, 16-13/16 in. 60,26*
Mars. Bronze. Giovanni Bologna,
Italian, Douai 1529-Flore nee
1608. H. 15-3/8 in. 64.421*
Medici Plate. Soft paste porcelain.
Italy, Florence, ca. 1580. D* 11 in*
49.489
Dressoir. Walnut. France, Burgundy,
mid- 16th century. H. 59 in. 42.606
The Apocalypse: St. John Sees the
Four Riders. Engraving* Jean Duvet,
French, 1485-after 1556.
H. of page 14-3/8 in. 53.222
101
Chest. Oak. France, Normandy, 2nd half 16th century. H. 38 in. 42.604
Ewer with Relief Scenes of
Allegorical Subjects. Gilt silver.
Ca. 1580. Attributed to Francis Hat Jewel: The Rape of Helen.
Briot, French, Strasbourg. Enamel on gold. France, mid-16th
H. 9-7/8 in. 40.16 century. D. 2 in. 49.377*
Hat Jewel: Adoration of the Kings.
Enamel on gold. France, ca. 1540.
D. 1-7/8 in. 38.428*
102
Portrait of a Princess. Oil on oak.
Corneille de Lyon, French,
ca. 1520-1574(?). H. 6-1/2 in. 42.48
Mirror Back. Enamel “en resille.”
France, 2nd half 16th century.
H. 3-1/2 in. 26.246
Two Allegorical Figures. Painted wood. France, Circle of Francesco
Primaticcio, ca. 1560. H. 24-1/2 and 24-1/8 in. 59.345, 59.346
St. Porchaire Ewer. Faience. France,
16th century. H. 14 in. 53.363
103
Ewer Stand. Dated 1557* Enamel on
copper. Pierre Reymond, French,
Limoges. D. 19-1/8 in, 40*139
Seated Woman and Two Children
(Charity?). Alabaster. Attributed to
Germain Pilon, French, ca. 1535-1590.
H. 11-3/4 in. 51.541
Inlaid Table. Walnut. France, Burgundian School, 2nd half 16th century.
H. 34-3/4 in. 42.601
St Porchaire Pedestal Dish. Faience.
France, 16th century. H. 5-5/8 in.
52.278
104
Samson and Delilah, Woodcut.
Lucas van Leyden, Dutch, 1494-1533*
H. 16-1/4 in. 35.117
Adoration of the Shepherds.
Engraving. Frans Crabbe, Flemish,
ca. 1480-1553. H. 9-5/S in. 66.121
Return of the Prodigal Son.
Engraving. Lucas van Leyden, Dutch,
1494-1533. W. 9-5/8 in* 27*361
Landscape with St. John the Baptist
Preaching. Oil on oak, Herri met
de Bles, Netherlandish, 1480-1550.
W. 16-1/2 in. 67*20
Landscape with Venus and Adonis. Oil on copper. Gillis van Coninxloo,
Flemish, 1544-1606/07. W. 21-1/16 in. 62.293
105
Two Peasants in Half Figure, Pen
and light brown ink over black chalk.
Pieter Bruegel 1, Flemish,
1525-1569. W t 7-3/8 in. 45J14
The Apocalypse: The Riders on the
Four Horses. Woodcut. Albrecht Diirer,
German, 1471-1528, H. 15-1/2 in.
32,313
Portrait of an Elizabethan Gallant.
Dated 1576. On vellum. Nicholas
Hilliard, English. D. 1-15/16 in.
60.39
Sir Anthony Mildmay. Water color on
vellum. Nicholas Hilliard, English,
1547(7)4619. H. 9-1/4 in. 26.554*
The Dead Christ. Dated 1505. Charcoal. Albrecht Durer, German, W. 9-1/4 in
52.531*
106
The Arm of Eve. Dated 1507.
Brush drawing in brown and white
ink on blue paper. Albrecht Diirer,
German. H. 13-3/16 in. 65.470*
Adam and Eve. Bronze. Germany,
Nuremberg, Circle of Peter Vischer
the Younger, ca. 1520. H. 5-5/8 in.
61.29
Adam and Eve. Dated 1515. Bronze.
Ludwig Krug, German, Nuremberg.
H. 5 in. 48.359
Adam and Eve. Boxwood. Attributed to Conrad Meit, South German,
1470/80-ca. 1550. H. 8-3/4 in. 46.429,46.491*
107
The Virgin with a Monkey.
Engraving. Albrecht Diirer, German,
1471-1528. H. 7-1/2 in. 64.29
Plaque: Christ in the Garden of
Gethsemane. Kelheim stone.
Attributed to Adolph Daucher,
German, Augsburg, d. ca. 1523.
H. 5-13/16 in. 47.182
Adoration of the Shepherds.
Oil on wood. 1st half 16th century.
Master of the Ansbach Kelterbild
(perhaps Hans Springinklee), German.
H. 22-7/8 in. 16.807
The Ascension. Pen and brown ink.
Albrecht Diirer, German, 1471-1528.
H. 12-1/4 in. 52.530
The Life of the Virgin: Title Page,
The Virgin on the Crescent Moon.
Woodcut, proof before text.
Albrecht Diirer, German, 1471-1528.
H. 9-1/2 in. 59.99
108
The Stag Bunt Dated 1540. Oil on wood. Lucas Cranach the Elder with
assistance of Lucas Cranach the Younger, German. W. 67 in * 58.425
Christ on the Mount of Olives.
Dated 1515. Etching on iron.
Albrecht Diirer, German.
H. 8-11/16 in. 43.389
Medal: The Trinity. Dated 1544 1
Silver, Hans Reinhart the Elder,
German, D. 4 in. 56.337
The Organ Player and His Wife ♦
Engraving, state I/III. Israhel van
Meckenem, German, before 1450-1503.
H. 6-9/16 in. 60.73
Sitting Dog Scratching Himself
Bronze. Germany, Nuremberg, 2nd
quarter 16th century. II. 2-1/4 in.
60.74
109
Model for Equestrian Monument of Emperor Maximilian. Bronze.
Gregor Erhart, German, ca, 14704540/41. H. 6 in. 52,108
Equestrian Portrait of the
Emperor Maximilian. Dated 1508,
Woodcut printed from two outline
blocks on blue hand-tinted paper, Armet, Helmet in Maximilian Style :
Hans Burgkmair, German. H. 12-3/4 in. Steel. Germany, early 16th century.
50,72* H. 12 in, 16.1855
The Bewitched Groom, Woodcut, 1544.
Hans Baldung (called Grien), German,
H. 13-3/8 in. 66,172
110
Mass of St. Gregory. Oil on wood. Hans Baldung (called Grien),
German, ca. 1480-1545. W. 49-3/16 in. 52.112*
Pvramus and Thisbe. Chiaroscuro
wo o dcu t, Ha n s Wechtl i n„ Ge rman, Der Weisskun ig: The Banished Du ke
1480/85-after 1526. H. 10-15/16 in. of Otnop . Woodcut. Hans Burgkmair,
50.396 German, 1473-1531. H. 9-3/4 in. 60.28
Crucifix. lindenwood. Ca. 1525-1530.
Hans Leinberger, German, Bavaria.
H. of figure 45-5/8 in. 38.293
Portrait Medallion. Box wood.
Attributed to Friedrich Hagenauer.
South German, active 1527-1546.
D. 2-7/8 in. 27.421
Ill
Portrait Plaque of Georg Knauer,
Pear wood. Peter Dell, South German,
150M545(?).H. 5-1/2 In. 27.427*
Pendant with Pelican, Enameled gold
with rubies, Germany, ca, 1600,
H, 2-7/8 in, 59,336
Portrait of Maria von Kitscher,
Frau Pancraz von Frey berg zu A schau.
Dated 1545, Oil on lindenwood,
Hans Mielich, German, H. 25-1/4 in,
44.88
Model for Medal: Pope A lexander V.
Kelheim stone. Tobias Wolff, German,
Breslau, d. ca. 1570. D, 1-5/8 in.
56.28
Sir Thomas More. Oil on wood.
Hans Holbein the Younger, German,
1497/98-1543/44, D. 2-9/16 in, 57.356
Model for Medal Son of Martin III
Geuder. Kelheim stone. Matthes Gebel,
German, Nuremberg, ca. 1500-1574.
D, 1-7/16 in. 56.25
112
Salome with the Head of St, John the
Baptist. Pen and brush with black and
white ink on brown-tinted paper.
Albrecht Altdorfer* German,
ca. 1480-1538. H. 7-9/16 in. 48.440*
The Fall and Redemption of Man:
Four Scenes from the Passion of
Christ Four woodcuts printed on
one page. Albrecht Altdorfer, German*
ca. 1480-1538. H, of page 8-7/S in.
52.50-52.53
View of a Castle , Dated 1513. Pen and bistre ink. Wolfgang Huber,
Austrian. W. 8-3/8 in. 51.277
The Visitation, Oil on wood. Ca, 1520
Bavarian or Austrian Master of the
Danube School (perhaps Master “I”).
H. 40 in, 50.91
Standing Cup with Cover Gilt silver.
Germany* Nuremberg, 2nd half 16th
century, H, 19-1/2 in, 62.286
113
River Landscape with Five Bare Spruce Trees in the Foreground
Dated 1549. Etching. Augustin Hirschvogel, German. W. 6-13/16 in.
51.491
Scales « Gilt bronze. Germany,
Nurembe rg, Jamnitze r Wor kshop, Faience Owl Date d 1540.
ca. 1565-1570. H. 14 3/4 in. 50.382* South Germany, H* 10-3/16 in. 50370
Mortar Bronze. Germany, Nuremberg,
1st half 16th century. Plaquettes by
Peter Flotner. H. 47/8 in. 51.444
Sextus Tarquinius Threatening
Lucrece , Bronze. Hubert Gerhard,
German, ca. 1540/504620.
H. 20-3/4 in. 62.245*
114
Allegory of Christian Belief
Dated 162(2?). Pen and bistre ink
and bistre wash. Johann Liss, German,
Venetian School. H. 6 in. 53.6
Minerva. Oil on canvas.
Bernardo Strozzi, Italian, Genoese-
Venetian, 1581-1644. H. 58 in. 29.133
St. Sebastian. Bronze. 17th century.
Follower of Pietro Tacca, perhaps
Georg Petek Italian. H. 21 in.
40.585
Pietk Oil on canvas. Bernardo Strozzi,
15814644. W. 524/4 in. 53.27
Madonna and Child with
Sl Joseph and a Music-making A ngel
Tondo. Oil on canvas. 1624.
Guercino (Francesco Barbieri),
Italian, 15914666. D. 27-3/4 in.
67.123
Italian, Genoese-Venetian>
115
Study for Minerva. Black and red
chalk. Bernardo Strozzi, Italian,
Genoese-Venetian, 1581-1644.
H. 14-5/8 in. 53.626
Pope Innocent X. Bronze.
Alessandro Algardi and Assistants,
Italian, Rome, 1595-1654.
H. 30-3/4 in. 57.496
Venus and Cupid. Pen and bistre ink
and bistre wash with red chalk
indications. Giovanni Francesco
Barbieri (called Guercino), Italian,
1591-1666. W> 15-1/2 in. 25.1188*
St Jerome. Oil on canvas.
Giovanni Battista Langetti, Italian,
Genoese-Venetian, 1625-1676.
H. 78-13/16 in. 51.334
The Feast of Terminus. Drawing in
red-brown oil. Giovanni Benedetto
Castiglione, Italian, 1616-1670.
W. 22-1/8 in. 64.31
Baptism of Christ. Bronze.
Italy, 17th century. H. 24-3/4 in.
65,471
116
The Blessed A lessandro Sauli
Terra cotta. Pierre Puget, French,
active in Italy, 1620-1694.
H. 27-7/16 in. 64.36 s14
The Apparition of the Virgin to St.
Francis of Assisi Oil on canvas.
Ca. 1680-1683. Luca Giordano,
Italian, Naples. H. 94-1/2 in.
66.125
St. Catherine of Siena Receiving the Crown of Thorns and a Rosary? from the
Christ Child. Oil on canvas. Ca. 1643. Giovanni Battista Salvi
(called Sassoferrato), Italian, 1609-1685. W. 33 in. 66.332.
Endymion, Marble.
Agostino Cornacchilli, Italian,
1685-1740. H. 25-1/2 in. 42.51
Adoration of the Shepherds.
Oil on canvas. Carlo Bold, Italian,
1616-1681. H. 34-1/2 in. 68.22
117
Italian Landscape. Pen and brush and
brown ink. Nicolas Poussin, French,
1594-1665. W. 8-1/16 in* 58,421
Samson and Delilah. Oil on canvas.
Ca. 1617/1618. Gerard van Honthorst,
Dutch. H. 50-7/8 in. 68.23
The Martyrdom of St Lucy.
Etching, state II/II. Jacques Bellange,
French, 1594-1638. H. 18-7/16 in.
50.214
The Repentant St Peter. Dated 1645.
Oil on canvas. Georges de La Tour,
French. H. 45-1/8 in. 51.454*
Adoration of the Shepherds. Oil on canvas. Ca. 1650. Bernardo Cavallino,
Italian, 1616-1656. W. 58-1/2 in, 68.100
118
Roman Campagna near Tivoli Dated 163(?). Oil on canvas. Claude Gdl6e
(called Claude Lorrain), French, 16004682. W. 54 in. 46.73
Landscape with Cattle . Pen and brown ink and ink wash. Claude Gellee
(called Claude Lorrain), French, 16004682. W. 154/2 in. 28.15*
Landscape with Rest on the Flight
into Egypt. Oil on canvas. Claude
Gellee (called Claude Lorrain),
French, 16004682. H. 80-3/4 in.
62.151 *
Charles II, King of England.
Dated 1653. Oil on canvas.
Philippe de Champ aigne, French.
H. 494/2 in. 59.38*
™r *
119
Dance of the Boys and Girls. Oil on canvas. Mathieu Le Nain, French,
ca. 1607-1677, W. 47-1 /2 in, 57.489
Diana and Her Nymphs Departing
for the Chase . Oil on canvas,
Ca. 1615. Peter Paul Rubens, Flemish.
H. 85 in. 59.190*
Portrait of Isabella Brant.
Oil on wood. Ca. 1620-1622.
Peter Paul Rubens, Flemish.
H. 22-1/2 in. 47.207*
Vase. Soft paste porcelain. France,
Rouen, Poterat Factory!/?),
ca. 1680. H. 8-1/8 in. 47,63
The Feast of Herod. Pen and bistre
ink with charcoal and red chalk.
Ca. 1630-40. Peter Paul Rubens,
Flemish. W. 18-5/8 in. 54,2*
120
A Genoese Lady with Her Child,
Oil on canvas, Ca. 1621-1627,
Sir Anthony van Dyck, Flemish.
H, 85-3/4 in, 54.392
The Conversion of St. Paul with
Horseman and Banner. Ink, black
and red chalk, and water color.
Ca, 1645, Jacob Jordaens, Flemish.
H, 12-15/16 in, 54,366*
Portrait of Frans Snyders. Etching,
state I/IV. Sir Anthony van Dyck,
Flemish, 1599-1641, H. 10-1/8 In.
(page), 42,741
The Lamentation , Black chalk and ink
heightened with white. Sir Anthony
van Dyck, Flemish, 1599-1641,
W, 18-5/8 in, 66,i74
Boar Hunt Brush with black and gray ink heightened with white. Jan Fyt,
Flemish, 1611-166 L W. 20-11 /16 in, 60.157
121
Game of Backgammon. Oil on canvas. David Teniers the Younger, Landscape with a Sleeping Shepherdess.
Flemish, 1610-1690. W. 32-1/4 in. 43.377 Dated 1663. Oil on wood.
Adriaen van de Velde, Dutch.
Peasants Drinking and Smoking. W. 18-15/16 in. 66.12
Oil on oak. David Teniers the
Younger, Flemish, 1610-1690. Hollow Tree. Pen and ink and water color. Roeland Savery,
H. 14-5/8 in. 16.1046. Dutch, 1576-1639. W. 18-5/8 in. 58.315
122
*
Hilly Landscape with Hut Beside a
Stream. Dated 1627. Black chalk
and tan and gray wash. Esaias van
de Velde, Dutch. W. 11-1/2 in. 66.7
Landscape with a Cottage and
Figures. Dated 1653. Pencil and
gray wash. Jan van Goyen, Dutch.
W. 10-7/8 in. 29.548
The Three Trees. Etching and
dry point. 1643. Rembrandt Harmensz
van Rijn, Dutch. W. 11-1/8 in. 66.334
Dune Landscape with Figures.
Oil on panel. Philips Wouverman,
Dutch, 1619-1668. W. 16-1/4 in.
67.124
View of Orleans on the Loire. Pen
and brown ink, brown and gray wash.
Lambert Doomer, Dutch, 1622/23-1700
W. 16-3/16 in. 66.4
A View of Emmerich Across the Rhine.
Dated 1645. Oil on oak. Jan van
Goyen, Dutch. W. 37-1/2 in. 59.351*
i
123
Portrait of a Lady in a Ruff
Dated 1638. Oil on canvas.
Frans Hals, Dutch. H. 27-7/16 in.
48.137*
Christ Taken Before Caiaphas. Pen, reed pen, and brush
with bistre ink and touches of white. Ca. 1641-1642.
Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn, Dutch. W. 9-3/16 in. 60.187
Portrait of a Lady. Dated 1635.
Oil on oak. Rembrandt Harmensz
van Rijn, Dutch. H, 30-1/2 in.
44.90
Christ Preaching (La Petite Tombe). Etching. Rembrandt
Harmensz van Rijn, Dutch; 1606-1669. W. 8-3/16 in. 58.306
Portrait of a Youth. Dated 1632.
Oil on oak. Rembrandt Harmensz
van Rijn, Dutch. H. 22-3/4 in.
42.644
124
Portrait of a Young Student
Oil on canvas. Rembrandt Harmensz
van Rijn, Dutch, 16064 669.
H. 33-1 1A in* 50.252
Old Man Praying , Dated 166(1?).
Oil on canvas. Rembrandt Harmensz
van Rijn, Dutch. H, 344/2 in, 67.16
The Meeting of Christ with Martha
and Mary After the Death of Lazarus.
Reed pen and bistre with touches of
white. Ca. 16624665, Rembrandt
Harmensz van Rijn. Dutch. W. 8-3/8 in.
62.116*
Still Life , Dated 1663. Oil on
canvas. Willem Kalf, Dutch.
H, 23-3/4 in, 62,292*
The Three Crosses. Dated 1653. Etching and drypoint,
state IV/V. Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn, Dutch,
W. 17-3/8 in. 59.241
125
Mountainous Landscape. Pencil and ink. Nicolas Berchem,
Dutch, 1620-1683, W. 20-1/2 in. 58.410
Landscape with a Windmill Dated 1646. Oil on wood.
Jacob van Ruisdael, Dutch, W, 27 in, 67.19
A Wooded and Hilly Landscape. Ca. 1663-1665. Oil on canvas.
Jacob van Ruisdael, Dutch. W, 23-3/8 in. 63.575*
Esther, Ahastterus, and Human. Oil on canvas. Jan Steen,
Dutch, 1626-1679. W. 36-9/16 in. 64.153*
126
Portrait of a Standing Lady.
Oil on canvas. Gerard Terborch,
Dutch. 1617-1681. H. 24-15/16 in.
44.93
The Music Party. Oil on canvas. Pieter de Hooch,
Dutch, 1629-after 1684. W. 46-7/8 in. 51.355
View of the Heerengracht , Amsterdam. Ca. 1660-1662.
Oil on canvas. Jan Wijnants, Dutch. W. 32-1/4 in. 64.419
A Wooded Landscape with Figures. Oil on canvas.
Meindert Hobbema, Dutch, 1638-1709. W. 44 in. 42.641
127
Travelers in a Hilly Landscape with a River. Ca. 1650-1655. Oil on oak.
Aelbert Cuyp, Dutch. W, 29-7/16 in, 42,637
Portrait of a Man. Oil on canvas* Thomas Hobbes. On vellum. Ca* 1660.
England, 17th century. H* 48-1/2 in* Samuel Cooper, English. H, 2-5/8 in.
46*161 49*548
Portrait of a Lady of the Earle
Family. Oil on canvas. Sir Peter Lely ,
English, 1618-1680* H* 49-7/8 in*
42.247
Mirror Frame. Embroidery (stump
work), silk and metal threads on
satin. England, 17th century.
Details; H. 4-5/8 in. 42.833
128
Spoon . Silver. 1661. John Hull and
Robert Sanderson. American,
Boston* L* 64/4 in* 40,214
Covered Cup. Silver and silver gilt*
16774678* LA. (unidentified),
English, London, H* 6-3/4 in, 58.422
Armchair. Walnut with caned back.
England, ca* 1680-1685. H* 54-3/8 in*
42,573
Goblet Engraved glass. 1680.
Herman Schwinger, German,
Nuremberg. H. 12-1/4 in. 50.389
Fragment of an Altar Frontal
Embroidery, petit point. England,
period of Charles I, 1625-1649.
Over-all: H* 57 in. Detail:
H. 17 in. 19.585
Covered Cup. Silver. 1686-1687.
W.I. (unidentified), English, London.
H. 9-3/8 in. 35*145
129
The Descent from the Cross.
Dated 1653. Ivory. Adam Lenckhardt,
German, active in Austria.
H. 17-1/2 in. 67.134
Knife , Fork, and Spoon. Gold*
Germany, Augsburg, ca* 1725*
L. 7-1/2, 74/2, and 8-3/4 in.
63.473-63.475
Flute. Engraved and cut glass*
Germany, Thuringia, early
17th century* H. 13 in* 51*545
Covered Cup. Silver and silver gilt*
1688. Johann Andreas Thelot, German,
Augsburg, H* 15-3/4 in. 66*111
Covered Goblet. Engraved glass.
Bohemia, ca* 1715. H* 18-7/8 in.
50*390
Pilgrim Bottle. Polished stoneware
with silver-gilt mounts* Germany,
Meissen, ca. 1715* H. 6-1/4 in*
51.451
130
The Holy Family. Oil on canvas,
El Greco (Domenikos
Theotocopoulos), Spanish,
ca. 1545-1614, H, 51-7/8 in, 26,247*
Portrait of the Jester Calabazas.
Oil on canvas. Ca, 1632. Diego
Rodriguez de Silva y Velazquez,
Spanish, H. 69 in. 65.15*
Christ on the Cross with Landscape,
Oil on canvas. El Greco (Domenikos
Theotocopoulos), Spanish,
ca, 1545-1614, H,74in. 52,222
The Holy House of Nazareth. Oil on
Spanish, 1598-1664. W. 85-7/8 in. 6i
The Viipn and Child . Pen and
brown ink, ink wash, red and
black chalk. Ca. 1670.
Bartolome Esteban Murillo,
Spanish, H, 8-7/16 in. 68.66
canvas. Francisco de Zurbaran,
1117*
131
The Death of Adonis. .Oil on canvas. 1635-1639. Jusepe de Ribera,
Spanish. W. 94 in. 65.19* St. Jerome. Oil on canvas. Jusepe de
Ribera, Spanish, ca, 1590-1652.
The Immaculate Conception. Oil on H. 50-3/4 in. 61.219
canvas. Bart dome Esteban Murillo,
Spanish, 1617-1682. H. 86-7/8 in. Laban Searching for His Stolen Household Gods in Jacob’s Tent. Oil on canvas.
59.189. 1665-70. Bartolome Esteban Murillo, Spanish. W. 11 ft. 10-1/2 in. 65.469*
132
Ebony Cabinet Wood, metal, and tortoise shell- Attributed to Andre-
Charles Boulle, French, Paris, 1642-1732. H. 39-7/8 in. 49.539*
Mirror Frame > Gilded woo d. F ranee, A rmchair Oak. F r ance, c a * 1715-
ca. 1715. H. 96 in. 53.153 1725. H. 46 in. 25.1219
Portrait of Cardinal Dubois,
Dated 1723. Oil on canvas.
Hyacinthe Rigaud, French.
H. 57-3/4 in. 67.17
Clock . Tortoise shell and brass
inlay, gilt bronze. Ca. 1695.
Andre-Charles Boulle, French.
H. 44-3/4 in. 67.153
133
Study for The Romancer Red and
black chalk. Jean Antoine Watteau,
French, 1684-1721. H. 13-3/4 in.
28.661
Seasons and Elements. Tapestry, silk
and wool. France, Paris (Gobelin),
18th century. H. 11 ft. 9 in. 42.495
The Declaration of Love. Oil on
canvas. Nicolas Lancret, French,
1690-1743. H. 32-1/2 in. 44.86
Spring. Savonnerie panel (knotted
pile), silk and wool. France, Paris
(Savonnerie), 18th century,
H. 9 ft. 6 in. 52.14
The Swing. Oil on canvas.
Nicolas Lancret, French, 1690-1743.
H. 59-1/2 in. 48.180
77ze Minuet in a Pavilion. Oil on
canvas. Jean Antoine Watteau,
French, 1684-1721. H, 21-3/4 in.
38.392
134
Gaming Table. Wood and ivory marquetry- Italy, Piedmont(?), ca. 1730.
tt. 30-9/16 in. 53.284
Cache par. Soft paste porcelain.
France, Paris, Villeroy Factory,
ca. 1735-1740. D. 7-5/8 in. 47.60
Seated Chinese with a Pot
Soft paste porcelain. France,
Chantilly, ca. 1740. H. 6-3/4 in.
47.62
Cachepot. Soft paste porcelain.
France, St. Cloud, ca. 1725.
D. 4-1/2 in. 44.226
Portrait of Jean-Gab riel de la Porte
du Theil Oil on canvas. Ca. 1739/40.
J acque s-A ndr£-Joseph-Camelo t Ave d,
French. H, 49 in. 64.89
135
Cupids in Conspiracy. Oil on canvas. Francis Boucher, French,
1703-1770. W. 48-3/4 in. 48.182
The Flute Player. Tapestry, silk and
wool. France, Beauvais, 18th century.
H. 11 ft. 11 in. 42.822
Chinese Fair. Tapestry, silk and
wool. France, Beauvais, 18th century.
H. 10 ft. 7 in. 44.134*
The Fountain. Red, black, and white
chalk. Francis Boucher, French,
1703-1770. H. 15 in. 52.529
The Bagpipe Player. Soft paste
biscuit porcelain. 1752-1753. After a
design by Francis Boucher, French,
Paris. Executed by Blondeau, French,
Vincennes-Sevres. H. 9 in. 61.11
136
MUe. de Savigny. Oil on canvas.
Ca. 1748, Jean Marc Nattier,
French* H* 32-1/4 in. 48*183
Bust of a Woman Terra cotta.
Jean Baptiste Lemoyne II, French,
1704-1778. H. 25 in. 52.566*
Madame de Pompadour as Diana
Dated 1752. Oil on canvas. Jean Marc
Nattier, French. H. 39-9/16 in.
42.643
La Marquise d'Aiguirandes.
Dated 1759. Oil on canvas. Francois
Hubert Drouais, French. H. 39-3/4 in.
42.638
Carpet Wool. France, Paris (Savonnerie), ca. 1750. H. 17 ft. 9 in. 50.8*
137
Tall Clock (Regulateur). Tortoise
shell and brass marquetry and ebony
veneer with gilt-bronze mounts. 1744.
Jacques-Pierre Latz, French, Paris.
H. 8 ft. 7 in. 49.200*
Candelabrum Gilt bronze.
Attributed to Jean Joseph de Saint-
Germain, French, Paris, 1720-1791.
H. 28-1/2 in. 46.81*
Commode. Wood marquetry with gilt-bronze mounts. France, Paris, ca. 1750.
L. 61-5/8 in. 42.497
Gilt-bronze Clock. France, mid-18th Wall Clock. Gilt bronze. France,
century. H. 36-5/8 in. 51.550 mid-18th century. H. 46 in. 50.376
138
Porcelain Vase. Germany, Meissen,
1749. Gilt-bronze mounts; France,
Pair of Fire Dogs. Gilt bronze. 1752* Jacques Caffieri, French, Paris. Paris, mid-1 8th century. H. 12-1/4 in,
E. 17-3/8 in. 42.799,42.800* 44.230
Candelabrum Silver. 1758.
Francois Thomas Germain, French,
Paris, H, 15 in. 40,14
Pair of Parrots. Porcelain, Ca. 1740, Modeled by Johann Joachim Kaendler,
German, Meissen. Pair of Candelabra. Gilt bronze, France, Paris,
mid-18th century. H. 7-7/16 in. 38.305-38.308
139
Six Miniatures, Gouache on card.
1753. Louis Nicholas van
Blarenberghe, French.
Rectangular Box. Gold. 1753-1754.
Jean Charles Ducrollay, French,
Paris. H. 1-5/16 in. 57.412
Fete in a Park with Costumed Dancers. Ink, ink and water-color washes,
over pencil indications. Ca. 1760-1765. Gabriel de Saint-Aubin, French.
W. 12-5/16 in. 66.124
Laban Cherchant SesDieux. Oil on
canvas. Ca. 1753. Gabriel de Saint-
Aubin, French. W. 21-5/8 in. 65.548
Covered Bowl Soft paste porcelain.
France, Vincennes, ca. 1745. H. 6 in.
44.225
Tureen. Soft paste porcelain.
France, Vincennes, ca. 1752.
H. 10-1/8 in. 52.3*
140
Tureen Soft paste porcelain* France* Vincennes-Sevres, Tureen with Flatter. Soft paste porcelain* France,
probably 1756. H. 94/2 in. 49.15 Sevres, 1757. Tureen H. 9-1/2 in* Platter L. 16 in* 53.25
Monkey on a Dog. Soft paste
porcelain* France, Mennecy, mid-18th
century* H. 6-1/4 in* 53.269
Cachepot Faience* France,
Marseilles, Robert Factory,
ca. 1765. H. 7 in. 62.379
Covered Bowl Faience. France,
St. Clement, ca. 1775. H. 5-1/4 in.
6L2
141
Morpheus. Oil on canvas. Jean Honore Fragonard, French, 1732-1806.
W. 51-1/8 in. 63.502
Self Portrait. Oil on canvas.
Young Boy Dressed in a Red-lined U6 Louis Perin, French, 1753-1817.
Cloak (the Artist’s Son?). Oil on H. 24-7/8 in. 61.334
canvas. Ca. 1789. Jean Honore
Fragonard, French. H. 8-1/4 in. Invocation to Love. Pen and brown ink and ink wash. Jean Honors Fragonard,
42.49 French, 1732-1806. W. 16-3/8 in. 43.657*
142
Table-desk (Bureau plat / Wood marquetry with gilt-
bronze mounts. Bernard van Risen Burgh II, French, Table-desk. Wood marquetry with gilt-bronze mounts.
Paris, active ca. 1730-1765/66. R 29-1/2 in. 44.123* Jacques Dubois, French, Paris, 1693-1763. R 31-1/2 m,
42.591
Straw Marquetry Desk France,
3rd quarter 18th century. The Synagogue. Oil on canvas. Alessandro Magpasco, Italian, Genoa,
R 38-1/4 in. 42.40 16674749. W. 58-5/8 in. 30.22*
143
The Assumption of the Virgin.
Oil on canvas (modello). 1744.
Giovanni Battista Piazzetta,
Italian, Venice. H. 28*3/16 in.
55.165
David and Goliath, Terra cotta. 1723.
Giovanni Battista Foggini, Italian,
Florence. H. 16-1/4 in. 66.126
The Supper at Emmaus, Oil on canvas.
Giovanni Battista Piazzetta, Italian,
Venice, 16824754. W. 55-5/8 in.
31.245
// florellin d!'amort (L ittle Flower of Lovef Black charcoal
heightened with white chalk. Giovanni Battista Piazzetta, The Rest on the Flight into Egypt. Terra cotta. Giuseppe
Italian, Venice, 1682-1754. W. 21-5/8 in. 38.387* Mazza, Italian, Bologna, 1653-1741. H. 12-5/8 in. 64.427
144
Horatius Codes Swimming the Tiber. Oil on canvas.
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, Italian, Venice, Horatius Codes Defending Rome Against the Etruscans.
1696-1770. W. 82-1/4 in. 49.572 Oil on canvas. Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, Italian,
Venice, 1696-1770. W. 82 in. 49.571
The Adoration of the Magi. Pen and
brush and bistre ink. Giovanni
Battista Tiepolo, Italian,
1696-1770. H. 15-1/4 in. 44.474
The Flight into Egypt: The Holy Family Embarking in a Small Boat. Pen and
bistre ink and bistre wash. Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, Italian, Venice,
1696-1770. W. 17-9/16 in. 29.443*
145
Portrait of a Lady. Oil on canvas.
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, Italian,
Venice, 1696-1770. H. 24-5/8 in.
52.541
Martyrdom of St Sebastian: Modello
for Diessen A ltar piece. Oil on
canvas. Ca< 1739♦ Giovanni Battista
Tiepolo, Italian, Venice.
H. 20-3/4 in. 46.277
The Sacrifice of Isaac. Oil on canvas. Giovanni Antonio
Guardi, Italian, Venice, 1698-1760. W* 29-3/4 in. 52.235
The Angels Appearing to Abraham. Oil on canvas.
Giovanni Antonio Guardi, Italian, Venice, 1698-1760.
W. 29-3/4 in. 52.237
146
Tobias and the Angel. Oil on canvas. Giovanni Antonio
Guardi* Italian* Venice* 1698-176(1 W. 29-3/4 in. 52.236
Views of Venice and Environs: The Tower of Malghera.
Etching, state I/IL Giovanni Antonio Canale (called
Canaletto), Italian, Venice, 1697-1768. W. 17-1/8 in.
25.1240
Abraham Welcoming the Three Angels. Oil on canvas.
Giovanni Antonio Guardi, Italian, Venice, 1698-1760.
W. 29-3/4 in. 52.238
View of the Piazza San Marco , Venice, and the Piazzetta
Looking Toward San Giorgio Maggiore. Oil on canvas.
Giovanni Antonio Canale (called Canaletto), Italian,
Venice, 1697-1768. W. 91-1/2 in. 62.169*
147
Woman and Man, Porcelain* Italy,
Naples, Capo-di-Monte, mid-18th
century. H. 7-1/4 in, 50,569
Standing Woman. Porcelain. Italy,
Naples, Capo-di-Monte, mid-18th
century, H. 8 in. 50.570
Imaginary View: A Palace on the Shore of the Lagoon. Pen and brown ink
with gray wash. Giovanni Antonio Canale (called Canaletto), Italian,
Venice, 16974768. W. 16-9/16 in* 30.23*
Pieta. Oil on canvas. Giuseppe Bazzani, Italian, 1690-1769. W. 55-3/4 in.
55.682
148
Visit of the Pope in Venice; The Pope Greets the
Representatives of La Serenissima Oil on canvas. 1782.
Francesco Guardi, Italian, Venice. W. 274/4 in. 49.187
A Procession of Triumphal Cars in Piazza S. Marco,
Venice . Pen and bistre ink and bistre wash. 1782.
Francesco Guardi, Italian, Venice. W. 14-7/16 in. 55464
Visit of the Pope in Venice: Pontifical Ceremony in
the Church ofSS. Giovanni e Paolo. Oil on canvas. 1782.
Francesco Guardi, Italian, Venice. W. 27-1/8 in. 49.188
The Spring Shower Pen and bistre ink and bistre wash.
Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo, Italian, Venice, 1727-1804.
W. 164/4 in. 37.573*
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149
The Prisons; An 1 mmense Interior
with a Drawbridge * Etching,
state I/III. Giovanni Battista
Piranesi, Italian, 1720-1778.
H. 20-1/2 in. 41.30
God the Father Painted and gilded
wood, Johann Peter Schwanthaler
the Elder, Austrian, 1720-1795,
H. 55-3/4 in* 61.30
House Altarpiece. Carved and gilded
wood. Ca* 1740, Joseph Matthias
Gotz, German, active Austria.
H* 65 in. 64357*
St. Joachim. Gilded wood, Joseph
Anton Feuchtmeyer (or his circle),
So uth Germ an, 1696-1770.
H* 50-3/4 in* 62.246
Christ at the Column. Dated 1756.
Gilt bronze, Johann Baptist
Hagenauer, Austrian. H. 7-1/2 in.
53,286*
The Presentation of Christ in the
Temple . Oil on canvas, Franz Anton
Maulbertsch, Austrian, 1724-1796*
H, 27-3/8 in. 63.326
150
Kneeling Saint Painted and gilded
wood. Johann Baptist Straub, German,
Munich, 1704-1784. H. 46-1/2 in.
61.414
Putto. Painted and gilded wood.
Workshop of Franz Ignaz Gunther,
German, Bavaria, 1725-1775.
H. 22-3/4 in. 61.413
Kneeling Angel Carved wood.
Ca. 1760. Franz Ignaz Gunther,
German, Bavaria, 1725-1775.
H. 31-3/8 in. 66.18
Spring. Painted and gilded wood.
Ferdinand Tietz (or Dietz), Bohemia,
1708-Germany, Franconia, 1777.
H. 5-1/2 in. 62.209
Madonna of the Immaculate
Conception . Painted and gilded wood
Franz Ignaz Gunther, German,
Bavaria, 1725-1775. H. 30-1/2 in.
63.294*
Console Table . Made for Schloss
Seehof, Franconia. Gilded wood.
Attributed to Ferdinand Tietz
(or Dietz), Bohemia, 1708-Germany,
Franconia, 1777. H. 33-3/4 in. 62.63
Ft
151
Clock. Carved and gilded wood,
faience. Ca. 1750. Works by
Baumgartinger, Mergentheim, Germany.
H. 38-1/2 in. 66.362
Harmony. Porcelain. Ca. 1740.
Modeled by Johann Joachim Kaendler,
German, Meissen. H. 6 in. 50.79
Monteith. Dated 1715-1716.
Silver gilt. Benjamin Pyne, English.
H. 10-5/8 in. 65.467
Pluto. Porcelain. Ca. 1760. Modeled
by Franz Anton Bustelli, German,
Munich, Nymphenburg Factory.
H. 4 in. 47.283
Box. Gold, mother-of-pearl. Austria,
Vienna(?), ca. 1765. H. 3-5/8 in.
67.157
Gilt-bronze Dish. Germany(?),
18th century. H. 12-9/16 in. 55.69
152
Count Tschemitseheff, Russian
Ambassador at Vienna. On ivory.
Friedrich Heinrich Fiiger German,
1751-1818. D. 4 in. 42.1141
Tea Caddy ♦ Silver gilt. 1741-1742,
Paul de Lamerie, English, London, Punch Bowl Soft paste porcelain, England, Worcester, ca. 1770, D, 10-7/8 in.
H. 5-1/4 in. 43.179 38J31
153
Teapot. Silver. Nathaniel Hurd, American, Boston, 1729-1777. H. 5-3/4 in.
40.228*
Tankard. Silver. Edward Winslow,
American, Boston, 1669-1753. Brazier. Silver with wood handle and feet. John Potwine, American Boston
H. 7-1/2 in. 40.283 1698-1792. H. 3-1/4 in. 40.248
154
The Ladies Amabel and Mary Jemima Yorke. Oil on canvas. 1761,
Six Joshua Reynolds, English. H. 77 in. 42.645*
Scene with a Road Winding Through a Wood. Pen and brown ink and gray
wash. Thomas Gainsborough, English, 1727-1788. W. 9-7/8 in. 29.547
Mrs. Thomas Samuel Joliffe.
Oil on canvas. Gainsborough Dupont,
English, 1754-1797. H. 30-1/4 in.
42.640
Young Man in Blue. Dated 1778. On
ivory. John Smart, English.
H. 1-7/16 in. 40.1219
155
A Storm Behind the Isle of Wight. Oil
1759-1817. W. 26-5/8 in. 48.461
Portrait of Charles A p thorp.
Dated 1748. Oil on canvas. Robert
Feke, American. H. 50 in. 19.1006
canvas. Julius Ibbetson, English,
Portrait of Mrs. Theodore A tkinson.
Dated 1760. Oil on canvas. Joseph
Blackburn, American. H. 49-1/8 in.
19.1005
on
Portrait of Mrs. Thomas Bulfinch.
Oil on canvas. Ca. 1733. John
Smibert, American. H. 29-3/4 in.
3919.20
156
Chest of Drawers with Panels of Oriental Lacquer. Ebony veneer, Japanese
lacquer panels, gilt-bronze mounts. Rene Dubois, French, Paris, 1737-1799.
H. 34-3/16 in. 44.113*
Roman Ruins, Villa Pamfili. Dated 1774. Pen and brown ink; blue, gray, and
red-brown water color, Hubert Robert, French, W, 17-1/2 in. 51.485
Armchair (one of a pair). Carved
and gilded wood. JacquesJean-
Baptiste Tilliard (called Jean
Baptiste II Tilliard), French, Paris,
active 1752-1797. H. 40-3/8 in. 27424
Young Girl. Terra cotta. Claude
Michel (called Clodion), French,
1738-1814. H. 17-3/4 in. 42.50*
157
Satyress and Child. Terra cotta. 1803.
Claude Michel (called Clodion),
French. D. 12-1/8 in. 63.251
Fire Dog (one of a pair). Gilt bronze.
France, ca. 1785. H. 18-1/4 in. 44.126
Candelabrum. Bronze and gilt bronze
with marble base. Claude Michel
(called Clodion), French, 1738-1814.
H. 63-1/8 in. 44.125
Textile Panel Silk, lampas weave,
brocaded and embroidered. France,
Lyon (design by Jean DemostMne
Dugourc), ca. 1790. H. 93-1/4 in.
35.237
Candelabrum. Bronze, gilt bronze
and gray marble. Claude Michel
(called Clodion), French, 1738-1814.
H. 36-1/4 in. 42.59
Work Table. Wood marquetry with
gilt-bronze mounts, Sdvres porcelain
top. Martin Carlin, French, Paris,
active 1766-1785. H. 30-1/2 in.
42.594
158
Table. Mahogany with gilt-bronze mounts and white marble top.
Adam Weisweiler, French, Paris, ca. 1750-ca. 1809. H. 36 in. 22.73
Small Writing Table. Wood
marquetry with gilt-bronze mounts.
Jean-Fran 5 ois Leleu, French, Paris,
1729-1807. H. 29 in. 44.115
Armchair (one of a pair). Carved and
partially gilded wood. Nicholas-Denis
Delaisement, French, Paris, active
1776-after 1792. H. 38-5/8 in. 44.110
Stool Made for Marie Antoinette’s
game room at Compidgne, but used
at Fontainebleau. Carved and gilded
wood. 1786-1787. Jean-Baptiste-
Claude Sene, French, Paris
H. 17-5/8 in. 54.385
Chair (one of a set of four). Carved,
painted, and gilded wood with
Beauvais tapestry covers. Georges
Jacob, French, Paris, 1739-1814.
H. 35-5/8 in. 42.75
159
Tureen and Platter. Silver. 1798-1809. Henri Auguste, French, Paris.
Tureen H. 10-5/16 in. Platter D. 19-3/8 in. 52.592
Armchair (one of a set of six chairs
and a settee). Carved and painted
wood, covered in Aubusson tapestry
after a design by Huet. Henri Jacob,
French, Paris, 1753-1824. H. 38 in.
42.30
Six Miniatures Mounted in an Oval
Box. Dated 1779-1780(7). Gouache
miniatures mounted in gold and
enamel. Painted by Pierre Marie
Gault de Saint-Germain, French,
Paris. H. 1-5/16 in. 57.409*
Rectangular Box. Enamel on gold.
France, Paris, 1768-1769(7).
H. 1-3/4 in. 57.410
160
Lady Louisa Manners, Later
Countess of Dysort, as Juno. Oil on
canvas. Sir Thomas Lawrence,
English, 1769-1830, H. 100-1/2 in.
61.220
The Daughters of Colonel Thomas
Carteret Hardy, Oil on canvas. 1801.
Sir Thomas Lawrence, English,
R 50 3/4 in. 42.642
Mrs. htesf and Her Son Raphael Oil on canvas. Ca. 1770. Benjamin West,
American, W> 35-1/4 in, 27.393
Portrait of Mrs , John Greene .
Dated 1769, Oil on canvas. John
Singleton Copley, American.
H. 49-3/8 in, 15.527
161
Portrait of Nathaniel Hurd. Oil on
canvas. Ca. 1765, John Singleton
Copley, American, H. 30 in. 15.534*
Portrait of George Washington. Oil
on canvas. Ca. 1790. Joseph Wright,
American. H. 21 in. 2552.21
Portrait of Mrs. John Thomson
Mason , Oil on canvas. Ca. 1803.
Gilbert Stuart, American, H, 28-1/2 in.
21.428
Captain Jean T. David. Dated 1813.
Oil on canvas. Thomas Sully,
American. H, 35-1/4 in, 16,1979
Portrait of Samuel Williams. Oil on
canvas. Ca. 1818. Washington Allston,
American. H. 56 in. 65.474*
162
Marble Mantel England, late ISth century. EL 60 in. 44.471
Chair . From a set of furniture made
for the Derby family, Salem. Carved
mahogany with ebony feet.
Attributed to Samuel Mclntire,
American, Salem, Massachusetts, Pair of Spurs . Silver. Paul Revere, Jr., American, Boston, 17354 818.
1757-1811. H. 384/4 in. 62.125 W. 44/2 in. 40.252, 40.253
163
Plate . From a service made for Samuel Shaw. Porcelain. China, made for
the American market, late 18th century. D, 7-3/4 in. 61.178
Front Doorway. From the Isaac Gillet
House, Paine svdle, Ohio. Carved
and painted wood, glass and metal.
Designed by Jonathan Goldsmith,
American, Ohio, 1783-1847.
H. 9 ft. 6-1 /4 in. 59.342 Centerpiece. Silver. 1808-1809. Paul Storr, English, London. H. 26 in. 43.189*
164
Cupid and Psyche Dated 1817. Oil on canvas, Jacques Louis David,
French. W. 95-1/8 in. 62.37*
Study of a Nude Woman, Seated
Looking to the Right. Black and
white chalk on blue paper, Pierre
Paul Prud’hon, French, 1758-1823.
H. 20-7/16 in, 61318*
Pasture Rose (Rosa Carolina
Corymbose). Water color on vellum.
Pierre Joseph Redoute, French,
1759-1840. H. 15-3/8 in. 59.15
Madame Dugazon as Andromache. Oil
on canvas. Ca. 1783. Jacques Louis
David, French. H. 20-1/2 in, 52,542
Terpsichore. Marble. Dated 1816.
Antonio Canova, Italian.
H. 69-7/8 in. 68.212
165
Portrait of Madame Raoul-Rochette,
Dated 1830. Pencil drawing. Jean
Auguste Dominique Ingres, French*
H* 12-11/16 in. 27.437*
Fowling Piece (detail). Steel,
partially gilt, silver, walnut*
Ca. 1809* Jean Le Page, French,
Paris. Total L. 45-7/8 in. 66.433
Flower Stand. Wood and gilt bronze
Ca* 1800. France. H. 41 in* 60.94
Portrait of Comte Jearn A rttoine
Chaptal Dated 1824. Oil on canvas.
Antoine Jean Gros, French.
H. 53-3/4 in. 64.54
AntiochusandStratonice . Oil on canvas. 1834* Jean Auguste Dominique
Ingres, French. W* 25 in* 66.13
166
Portrait of the Infante Don Luis
deBorbon. Oil on canvas. 1783-1784.
Francisco de Goya y Lucie ntes,
Spanish. H, 60-1/8 in, 66.14*
Portrait of Don Juan Antonio Cuervo .
Dated 1819, Oil on canvas.
Francisco de Goya y Lucientes,
Spanish. H, 47-5/16 in. 43.90*
The Garroted Man Etching, state I/II.
Francisco de Goya y Lucientes,
Spanish, 1746-1828, H. 1245/16 in.
63.470
The Bulls of Bordeaux: The
Celebrated American, Mariano
Ce hallos , Lithograph, state 11/II.
Francisco de Goya y Lucientes,
Spanish, 1746-1828. W. 16-1/16 in. 49.:
Greek Pirates A ttacking a Turkish Vessel Dated 1827. Oil on canvas.
Eugene Louis Gabriel Isabey, French, W, 29-3/16 in. 16.1034
167
MUe. Julie de la Boutraye. Oil on
canvas. 1834. Eugene Delacroix,
French. H. 28-3/4 in* 623 1
Wild Horse Dated 1828. Lithograph,
state I/IL Eugene Delacroix,
French. H. 9-3/8 in. 41.214
Armored Figure on Horseback Pencil and sepia wash. Eugene Delacroix,
French, 1798-1863.W, 15-11/16 in. 33.418
Halt of the Greek Cavaliers . Dated 1858. Oil on canvas. Eugene Delacroix,
French, W.24in. 16.1032
168
Fighting Horses. Pencil and brown, blue, and black washes,
Theodore Gericault, French, 1791-1824, W. 11-7/8 in. 29.13*
The Roman Campagna. Oil on canvas. 1826-1827. Jean Baptiste Camille Corot,
French. W. 53-1/4 in. 63.91*
Duchess of Ragusa. Dated 1818* On
vellum. Jean-Baptiste Isabey,
French. H. 8-3/8 in. 42.1146
169
Ville d’Avmy ; A Peasant Cutting Reeds in a Swamp *
Oil on canvas. Jean Baptiste Camille Corot,
French, 1796-1875. W* 39 in. 44.80
Odalisque. Oil on canvas* Thomas Couture, French, 1815-1879,
W. 36-1/4 in. 39.63
Coast near Villerville. Dated 1855. Oil on canvas*
Charles Francois Daubigny, French* W. 45-5/8 in. 51.323
Sain t Etienne-du-Mon t. Etching >
state I/VIII* 1852* Charles Meryon,
French* H. 9-3/4 in. 55.528
170
Connoisseurs, Charcoal, pencil, and
water color. Honore Daumier,
French, 18084879. H. 104/4 in.
27.208*
The Troubador Oil on canvas.
Honore Daumier, French,
18084879. H. 32-3/4 in. 58.23
Madame Boreau (La Dame au
chapeau noirj. Dated 1863. Oil on
canvas. Gustave Courbet, French.
H. 31-7/8 in. 62,2*
Grand Panorama of the A Ips with the Dents du Midi
Oil on canvas. Ca. 1875. Gustave Courbet, French.
W. 82-11/16 in. 64.420
Mother and Children. Dated 1879.
Oil on canvas. William A. Bouguereau.
French. H. 64-3/4 in. 432.15
171
Tannhauser. Oil on canvas. Henri Fantin-Latour, French, Summer. Dated 1891. Oil on canvas. Pierre Puvis de
1836-1904. W. 39-3/4 in. 16.1038 Chavannes, French. W. 91-1/2 in. 16.1056
Bust of a Lady. Dated 1875.
Terra cotta. Jules Dalou, French.
H. 24-1/4 in. 67.31
Miniature Bidet. Gold, jade, enamel,
pearls. Made after 1903. Firm of
Carl Faberge; Henrik Wigstrom,
workmaster, Russian, St. Petersburg.
H. 3-1/4 in. 66.455
Easter Egg. Lapis lazuli, gold,
pearls, rubies, diamonds, enamel.
Late 19th-early 20th century.
Firm of Carl Faberge, Russian,
St. Petersburg. H. 2-5/16 in. 66.436
172
Mile. Claire Campbell. Pastel. 1875.
Edouard Manet, French* H. 22-3/8 in.
56,718
Portrait of Berthe Morisot Oil on
canvas. Ca. 1869. Edouard Manet,
French* FL 29 in. 58.34
Boats. Oil on canvas* 1873. Edouard
Manet, French. W. 22 in. 40*534
Portrait of the Duchess of
Montejasi-Cicerale, Oil on canvas,
1868. Hilaire-Germain Edgar Degas,
French. H. 19-1/4 in. 58*28*
Saint-Mammes , Loing Canal.
Dated 1885* Oil on canvas, Alfred
Sisley, French* W* 21 in. 61*262
Portrait of Diego Martelli Charcoal
and white chalk on brown paper. 1879,
Hilaire-Germain Edgar Degas,
French. H. 17-5/16 in. 53.268*
173
Frieze of Dancers ■. Oil on canvas, 1883, Hilaire^Germain Edgar Degas,
French. W. 79 in. 46.83*
Dancer Looking at the Sole of Her
Right Foot. Bronze, Hilaire‘Germain
Edgar Degas, French, 1834-1917,
H, 18 in. 2028.47
Mile. Romaine Lacaux. Dated 1864.
Oil on canvas. Pierre Auguste Renoir,
French. H, 31-7/8 in. 42.1065
Esterel Village . Monotype,
Hilaire-Germain Edgar Degas,
French, 1834-1917. W. 16-3/4 in,
66.177
The Artist's Sister, Mme . Pontillon,
Seated on the Grass , Oil on canvas.
1873. Berthe Morisot, French.
W. 28-1/2 in. 50.89
374
Spring Flowers. Dated 1864. Oil on
canvas. Claude Oscar Monet, French,
H. 46 in. 53,155
Le Fond de l'Hermitage. Dated 1879. Oil
French. W. 64-1/4 in. 51.356
La Capeline Rouge—Mme. Monet
Oil on canvas. 1870-1875, Claude
Oscar Monet, French. H. 39-1/2 in
58*39
canvas* Camille Pissarro,
The Cow herd ess, Eragny * Charcoal.
Camille Pissarro, French, 1830-1903,
H* 15-1/2 in. 2609,47
Ballet Girls. Pastel on paper, pasted
on cardboard, Hilaire-Germain Edgar
Degas, French, 1834-1917.
H. 21-3/4 in. 16.1043
175
Race Horses , Pastel on cardboard. Ca. 1873-1875, Low Tide at Poumlle near Dieppe. Dated 1882.
Hilair e-Germain Edgar Degas, French. W. 25-3/4 in. Claude Oscar Monet, French. W. 32 in, 47.196
58.27
Mignon: Bust of Rose Beuret (Mme,
The Age of Bronze. Bronze. 1876. William E. Henley , Bronze. 1882. Rodinf Bronze. Ca. 1870.
Auguste Rodin, French. Auguste Rodin, French. Auguste Rodin, French.
R 71-3/16 in, 18.328* H. 16-3/S in. 40.581 H. 16-3/16 in, 46.351
176
The Judgment of Pam Bronze. 1914. Pierre Auguste
Renoir (and Richard Guino), French. H. 29-1/4 in.
Antibes, Oil on canvas. 1888. Claude Oscar Monet, 41.591
French. W. 36 in. 16.1044*
The Apple Seller. Oil on canvas.
Three Bathers. Oil on canvas. 1897. Pierre Auguste Renoir, French. Ca. 1890. Pierre Auguste Renoir,
W. 25-7/8 in. 39.269* French. H. 25-7/8 in. 58.47
177
Young Woman Arranging Her
Earrings. Oil on canvas. 1905.
Pierre Auguste Renoir, French.
The Pigeon Tower at Montbriand. Oil on canvas. Ca. 1894-1896.
Paul Cezanne, French. W. 31-1/2 in. 36.19*
The Brook Oil on canvas. 1898-1900. Paul Cezanne, French.
W. 31-3/4 in. 58.20
H. 21-3/4 in. 51.324
Siesta. Red chalk. Pierre Auguste
Renoir, French, 1841-3919.
H. 12-3/16 in. 49.551
178
La Mo n tagn e Sain te- Vic to ire. Oil on canvas. 1894-1900.
Paul Cezanne, French. W. 36-1/4 in- 58.21 LesBaigneurs (small plate). Lithograph printed in colors.
Paul Cezanne, French, 1839-1906. W. 10-3/4 in. 63.598
Mademoiselle R avoux. Oil on canvas.
1890. Vincent van Gogh, Dutch. \}The Road Menders at Arles. Oil on canvas. 1889. Vincent van Gogh,
Sq. 19-3/4 in. 58.31 Dutch. W. 36-1/4 in. 47.209
179
Poplars on a Hill Oil on canvas,
1889-1890, Vincent van Gogh, Dutch*
H* 24 in. 58.31
Monsieur Soileau at the Cafe.
Gouache on cardboard. 1893.
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, French*
H* 31-1/2 in. 394.25*
The Laundress * Brush and black ink,
heightened with white on
scratchboard. 1888. Henri de
Toulouse-Lautrec, French, H. 30 in.
52.113
May Belfort Oil on cardboard. 1895,
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, French.
H, 24-3/4 in. 58.54
Madame C. Oil on canvas.
Eugene Carriere, French, 1849-1906 .
W. 18-1/8 in. 67,126
The Jockey. D at e d 1899. Li thogr aph.
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, French*
H, 20-5/16 in. 67*234
180
Banks of the Seine at Suresnes. Oil on wood. 1883. Georges Seurat,
French. W. 10-7/16 in. 58.51
Rodin Working on “The Gates of Hell *
Bronze. Emile Antoine Bourdelle,
French, 1861-1929. H. 26-7/8 in.
43.291
Cafe Concert. Conte crayon with
touches of white. Georges Seurat,
French, 1859-1891. H. 12-3/8 in.
58.344
Portrait of Mademoiselle Violette Heymann. Dated 1910. Pastel on cardboard.
Odilon Redon, French. W. 36-3/8 in. 1976.26
181
Vase of Flowers. Oil on canvas.
Ca. 1905. Odilon Redon, French.
H. 36-1/8 in. 35.233
Yeux Clos. Lithograph. Odilon Redon,
French, 1840-1916. H. 12-5/16 in.
27.306
Orpheus. Pastel on cardboard.
Odilon Redon, French, 1840-1916.
H. 27-1/2 in. 26.25*
L Appel. Dated 1902. Oil on canvas.
Paul Gauguin, French. H. 51-1/4 in.
43.392*
The Slopes of the Bay, Beg-ar-Fry.
Oil on canvas. Maxime Maufra,
French, 1862-1918. W. 28-7/8 in.
66.382
Head of a Tahitian Woman. Pencil.
Paul Gauguin, French, 1848-1903.
H. 12-1/16 in. 49.439*
182
The Cafe Wepler ; Oil on canvas. Ca. 1905.
Edouard Vuillard, French- W. 40-5/8 in. 50-90
Street Scene * Pastel on paper- Maurice de Vlaminck,
Under the Trees. Dated 1894- French, 1876-1958, W. 21-1 /4 in. 66378
Tempera on canvas. Edouard
Vuillard, French. H* 843/2 in. La Porte de Saint-Cloud. Dated J904. Oil on canvas. Pierre Albert Marquet,
53*212 French. W. 32 in* 61*263
183
General Duncan Campbell Oil on
canvas. Ca, 1806, Sir Henry Raeburn,
English. H. 30 in. 47,266
Fluelen-Lake of Lucerne. Water color, Joseph Mallord The Lonely Tower . Etching, state I/VJ, 1879, Samuel
Turner, English, 1775-1851. W. 18-3/4 in. 54.129 Palmer, English. W. 9-1/8 in. 66.199
Burning of the Houses of Parliament, 1834. Oil on canvas. 1835. Joseph
Mallord William Turner, English. W. 48-1/2 in. 42.647*
184
A Hussar Officer on Horseback
Black and white chalk on blue paper
John Singleton Copley, American,
1737-1815. H. 10*13/16 in, 50.216
The Peaceable Kingdom Oh on canvas.
1830. Edward Hicks, American*
W. 23-1/2 in. 45.38
The Devil and Tom Walker. Dated
1856. Oil on canvas. John Quidor,
American. W. 34-3/8 in. 6748
Schroon Mountain, The Adirondacks, Dated 1833. Oil View of Florence from San Miniato. Oil on canvas. 1837.
on canvas. Thomas Cole, American* W* 63 in. 1335.17 Thomas Cole, American. W. 63*1/8 in* 61*39
185
View near Newport. Oil on canvas. Ca, 1860, John
Frederick Kensett, American. W. 22 in* 46.255
Twilight in the Wilderness. Dated 1860* Oil on canvas.
Frederick Edwin Church, American, W. 64 in* 65.233*
October Day in the White Mountains. Dated 1854, Oil on
canvas, John Frederick Kensett, American. W. 48-3/8 in.
67,5
Portrait of Gineo Scott Dated 1859. Oil on canvas.
Eastman Johnson, American. W. 50 in. 65.475
186
High Tide on the Marshes. Oil on
The Balcony. Etching, state I/XI. canvas. Martin Johnson Heade,
The Venetian Girl Oil on canvas. James McNeill Whistler, American, American, 1819-1904. W. 30-1/8 in.
Frank Duveneck, American, 1848-1919. 1834-1903. H. 11-5/8 in. 40.1088 490.15
H. 34 in. 22.173
Boy with the Anchor. Dated 1873. Water color on paper
Approaching Storm from Alban Hills. Dated 187(? ). Oil on pasted on composition board. Winslow Homer, American,
canvas. George Inness, American. W. 44-1/2 in. 27.396 W. 13-3/4 in. 54.128
187
The Briarwood Pipe, Dated 1864.
Oil on canvas. Winslow Homer, Early Morning After a Storm at Sea . Oil on canvas. 1902. Winslow Homer,
American. H. 16-7/8 in. 44.524 American. W. 50 in. 24.195
Biglen Brothers Turning the Stake . Dated 1873. Oil on The Clambake . Dated 1873. Water color on paper,
canvas. Thomas Ealdns, American. W. 60-1/4 in. 1984.27* Winslow Homer, American. W. 13-7/8 in. 45.229
188
Rishi Calling up a Storm Water color. John La Farge,
American, 1835-1910. W. 12-7/8 in. 39.267
The Race Track ; or Death on a Pale Horse. Oil on canvas.
Ca, 1910, Albert Pinkham Ryder, American. W. 35-1/4 in.
28.8*
Portrait of Miss Dora Wheeler. Oil on canvas. 1883.
William Merritt Chase, American. W. 65-1/4 in. 21.1239
After the Bath. Pastel. Ca. 19QL Mary Cassatt,
American, W. 39-1/4 in. 20,379
189
The Visitor. Soft ground etching
and aquatint, state Il/V. Mary
Cassatt, American, 1845-1926.
H. 15-3/4 in. 66.176
Window. Glass. Ca. 1900-1901. Louis
Comfort Tiffany, American.
IL 89-1/2 in, 66.432
Fifth A ven ue Noc turn e> Oil on
canvas. Ca. 1895, Childe Hassam,
American. H. 24-1/8 in, 52.538
May Day, Central Park. Dated 1901.
Water color. Maurice Prendergast,
American. W. 19-3/4 in. 26.17
Building a Dam, She tucket. Oil on
canvas. 1908. J. Alden Weir,
American. W. 40-1/4 in. 27.171
The Drive, Central Park. Oil on
canvas. Ca, 1905. William J.
Glackens, American. W. 32 in. 39.524
190
Self Portrait (George Bellows
Drawing on a Stone in His Study).
Lithograph. 1921. George Wesley
Bellows, American. H. 10-1/2 in. Stag at Sharkey's. Oil on canvas. 1907. George Wesley Bellows,
35.279 American. W. 48-1 /4 in. 1133.22
Holiday on the Hudson Oil on canvas. Ca. 1912. Still Life. Oil on canvas. Preston Dickinson,
George Benjamin Luks, American. W. 36-1/8 in. 2291.33 American, 1891-1930. W. 30-1/8 in. 1664.26
191
Church Bells Ringing, Rainy Winter
Night. Dated 1917. Water color.
Charles E. Burchfield, American.
H. 30 in. 49.544
The Sunflower Arch. Dated 1917.
Indelible pencil and crayon.
Charles E. Burchfield, American.
H. 19-7/8 in. 65.461
Woman f s Work. Oil on canvas.
John Sloan, American, 1871-1951. Fireworks. Dated 1926. Water color. George Overbury (“Pop”) Hart,
H. 31-5/8 in. 64.160 American. W. 27-3/4 in. 38.125
192
Hills, South Truro. Oil on canvas. 1930. Markmppach III. Dated 1916. Charcoal.
Edward Hopper, American. W. 43-1/8 in. 2647.31 Lyonel Feininger, American. W. 10-1/16 in. 63.73
Houses in Old Paris. Woodcut. 1919.
Lyonel Feininger, American. The Motor Boat. Oil on canvas. Dated 1931. Lyonel Feininger, American.
H. 12-5/16 in. 52.27 W. 30-1/2 in. 64.53
193
Landscape, New Mexico. Oil on canvas. Marsden Hartley,
American, 1878-1943. W. 35-3/4 in. 30.665
Rock and Sea, Small Point, Maine. Dated 1931. Oil on
canvas. John Marin, American. W. 27-15/16 in. 56.361
Markwippach. Oil on canvas. 1917. Lyonel Feininger,
American. W. 39-3/4 in. 60.180
Storm-frightened Animals. Oil on canvas. 1933.
Henry G. Keller, American. W. 40 in. 34.56
194
Mountain Top. Water color. John Marin, American,
1870-1953. W. 19-1/2 in. 2731.30
Horses in Snow. Water color. Ca. 1933.
Wounded Scoter , No. 2. Water color William Sommer, American. W. 21-1/2 in. 33.24
on rice paper mounted on cloth.
1944. Morris Graves, American. Deserted Farm Oil on canvas. 1943. Max Weber, American. W. 48-1/2 in.
W. 29-7/8 in. 45.231 210.46
195
Woman with Cape . Oil on canvas.
Ca. 1901. Pablo Picasso, Spanish.
H. 28-3/4 in. 58.44
La Vie. Oil on canvas. 1903. Pablo
Picasso, Spanish. H. 77-3/8 in. 45.24
The Donkey Driver. Dated 1902.
Pencil. Pablo Picasso, Spanish.
H. 10-5/16 in, 58.12
HeadofaBoy , Gouache. 1905.
Pablo Picasso, Spanish.
H. 12-3/16 in. 58.43
Reclining Nude. Gouache. 1905.
Pablo Picasso, Spanish.
W. 24-1/8 in. 54.865
Figures in PirtL Oil on canvas.
1905. Pablo Picasso, Spanish (French
School) H. 60-3/4 in. 58.45
196
Still Life: Fan t Salt Box, and
Melancholia: On the Beach * Woodcut colored by hand, 1896* Edvard Munch, Melon * Oil on canvas, 1909. Pablo
Norwegian. W. 17-11/16 in, 59*82 Picasso, Spanish (French School).
W. 32 in. 69.22
Kameval Im Schnee. Water color*
1923. Paul Klee, German (born in Wrestlers in a Circus * Oil on canvas* Ca* 1909* Ernst Ludwig Kirchner,
Switzerland). H. 10-1/2 in* 69,46 German. W. 37 in. 66.49
197
Le Violoncelle. Oil on chipboard,
Ca, 1912-1913. Georges Braque,
French, 1882-1963. H. 28-1/4 in,
68.196
!,'l ■;
Torso, Brass. 1917, Constantin
Brancusi, Romanian (French School).
H. 18-3/8 in. 3205.37
Self Portrait with Hat. Oil on canvas.
1919. Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, German.
H. 28-7/8 in 65.440
Mountain Landscape with Fir Trees.
Pencil and brush and India ink,
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, German,
1880-1938. W. 20 15/16 in. 63.86
Water Lilies. Oil on canvas. 1919-1926. Claude Monet , French.
W, 13 ft, 11-1/2 in.60.81
198
Landscape. Oil on canvas. 1943. Arshile Gorky, American.
W. 25 in. 63.152.
Composition with Red, Yellow, and
Blue. Oil on canvas. 1927.
Piet Mondrian, Dutch, 1872-1944.
H. 20-1/8 in. 67.215
Mother and Child. Bronze. 1929-1930.
Jacques Lipchitz, American.
H. 51-1/4 in. 55.166
The Wounded Soldier. Oil on canvas.
1930. Jose Clemente Orozco, Mexican.
H. 44-1/4 in. 54.864
Head of Christ. Oil on canvas. 1938.
Georges Rouault, French.
H. 41-1/4 in. 50.399
199
Carnival at Nice. Oil on canvas, Henri Matisse,
French, 1869-1954, W. 37-1/2 in, 46.444
Potager a la Bmnil Oil on canvas, 1941,
Jacques Villon, French, W, 36-1/4 in. 64.95
Interior with Etruscan Vase . Oil on canvas, 1940,
Henri Matisse, French. W. 42-1/2 in. 52,153*
Constellation; Woman with Blond Armpit Combing
Her Hair by the Light of the Stars . Oil and gouache on
paper, 1940. Joan Miro, Spanish, W. 18-1/8 in. 65.2*
200
Madonna and Child. Pen and ink
wash. 1943. Henry Spencer Moore,
English. H. 8-7/8 in. 313.47
Mallarme *s Swan. Collage with
gouache, crayon, and paper on
cardboard. 1944. Robert Motherwell,
American. H. 43-1/2 in. 61.229*
Woman and Bird. Oil on canvas.
1944. Rufino Tamayo, Mexican.
H. 42 in. 50.583
Figure. Oil on cardboard. 1949.
Willem de Kooning, American
(born in Holland). H. 18-3/8 in. 64.1
Fragmented Figure Construction.
Welded steel. 1963. Richard Hunt,
American. H. 56-1/2 in. 69.16
Lom-Lan. Oil on canvas. 1949-1952.
Victor Vasarely, Hungarian (French
School). H. 36-3/16 in. 65.427
201
Mandrake. Steel brazed with copper. 1951. Theodore Roszak, American
(born in Poland). W. 40 in. 64.4
Video. Construction of mixed media. Joseph Cornell, American.
W. 14-1/2 in. 64,143
Pilgrim. Steel. 1957. David Smith,
American. H. 81-1/2 in. 66,385
Woman with Child F . Marble, 1958.
Isamu Noguchi, American.
K 43-1/2 in, 66.48
202
Elegy to the Spanish Republic No. LK Oil on canvas.
1955-1960. Robert Motherwell, American. W. 76-1/8 in.
Guston ? American 63.583
Steeper I. Oil on canvas. 1958. Philip
(born in Canada). W. 76 in. 61.21
Accent Grave. Oil on canvas. 1955.
Franz Kline, American. H. 75-1/4 in.
67.3
Crest Oil on canvas. 1957.
Jack Tworkov, American (bom in
Poland). H. 75 in. 62.33
Smaragd Red and Germinating
Yellow . Oil on canvas. 1959.
Hans Hofmann, American (born in
Germany), H. 55 in. 60.57
203
Red Maroons. Oil on canvas. 1962. Mark Rothko, American Gloria. Oil and paper collage on canvas. 1956. Robert
(born in Russia). W. 81 in. 62.239* Rauschenberg, American. H. 66-1/4 in. 66.333
Composition Concrete (Study for
Mural). Oil on canvas. 1957-1960. Red Blue. Oil on canvas. 1962. Louis II. Oil on canvas. 1962.
Stuart Davis, American. Ellsworth Kelly, American. Richard Lindner, American (born
H. 42-3/4 in. 64.2 H. 90 in. 64.142 in Germany). H. 50 in. 65.450
204
Untitled. Acrylic on canvas. 1969.
Larry Poons, American. H. 135 in. Number 99. Acrylic on canvas. 1959. Morris Louis,
69.49 American. W. 142 in. 68.110
Notes
Islamic Art
208
Gold Ewer. Repouss£ and engraved.
Iran, Buy id Period, reign of Samsam
al-Dawla (985-998). H. 4-3/4 in.
66.22
Hitching Post. Limestone. Iran,
Seljuk Period, 13th century.
H. 24-3/4 in. 44.481
Tombstone . Marble. Iran, Seljuk
Period, 11I0.H. 25-3/8 in. 50.9
End of Balustrade. Limestone. Iran,
Hamadan, Mongol Period, 1304.
H. 26-1/4 in. 38.15
Lion Incense Burner . Bronze, east
and engraved. Iran, Seljuk Period,
12th century. H. 14-1/8 in. 48.308
209
Bird-shaped Vessel Bronze, cast and
engraved, with turquoise eyes, Iran,
Seljuk Period, 12th-13th century.
H. 6-7/8 in. 48.458
Ewer. Dated 1223, Brass, inlaid with
silver. Made by Ahmad al-Dhaki,
al-Naqsh, al-Mawsili, Iraqi
(Mesopotamia), Mosul. H. 15 in.
56.11
Footed Bowl Bronze, inlaid with
silver. Iran, Seljuk Period, early
13th century. H. 4-1/2 in, 44.485
Tray. Brass, inlaid with silver.
Syria, mid-13th century.
D. 21-1/4 in. 45.386
Candlestick. Brass, inlaid with silver
and engraved. Syria, 13th century.
H, 9-3/4 in. 51.539
210
Box. Bronze, inlaid with gold and
silver* Syria, 13th century,
R 3-7/8 in. 44.482
Pottery Bowl. Luster ware. Egypt,
Fustat, 11th century. D, 10 in.
44*476
Bowl Enameled glass. Egypt or Syria, Mamluke Period, 14th century*
D. 12-1/2 in. 44.235
Bottle. Enameled glass, Egypt or
Syria, Mamluke Period, 14th century.
R 17-5/16 in* 44.488
Pottery Bowl Polychrome painted
ware, Iran, Nishapur, 10th century.
D. 11 in. 56.225
211
Pottery Bowl Polychrome painted
ware, Iran, Nishapur, 10th century.
D. 14 in. 59.249*
Pottery Bowl Lakabi ware. Iran,
11th- 12th century. D. 16 in. 38,7*
Pottery Bowl Cham pie ve ware, Iran,
Garruz district, 11th-12th century,
D, 15-3/S in, 38,8
Pottery Jug. Underglaze slip-painted
ware, Iran, 12th century,
H, 5-1/4 in. 47.495
Pottery Plate, Luster ware, Iran,
Gurgan, 12th-13th century.
D. 15-1/2 in. 51.289
212
Pottery Bottle Luster ware. Iran*
Rayy, 12th-13th century.
H. 13-15/16 in, 15,525
Pottery Bowl Minaiware. Iran,
Rayy, early 13th century.
D. 8-1/4 in. 39.214
Pottery Wall Tile. Luster ware. Iran,
Kashan, 1266. H, Sin, 15.524
Pottery Beaker Minai ware. Iran,
Rayy, early 13th century.
H, 5-3/8 in, 17,977
Mihrab and Frieze. Faience mosaic
tiles, Iran, Isfahan, 1st half 16th
century. H, 114-1/2 in, 62.23*
213
Tiraz. Tapestry weave, silk on linen. Egypt, Fatimid
Textile Panel Tapestry weave, wool and linen. Egypt, Period, reign of Mustanzir, 1036-1094. Over-all: 15-1/2 in.
Abbasid Period, 1st half 9th century. H. 31-1/2 in. Detail: H. 7-1/2 in. 50.528
59.48*
Textile. Tapestry weave, silk and gold
Tiraz. Silk and gold tapestry on linen. Egypt, Fatimid Period, reign of on linen. Egypt, Fatimid Period, late
Musta’li, 1094-1101. Over-all: H. 21-1/2 in. Detail: H. 7-1/2 in. 65.313 11th century. H. 6-1/2 in. 50.541
214
Textile . Tapestry weave, silk and
linen * Egypt, Fatimid Period, 1st
half 12th century- FL 54/8 in.
52.255
Textile. Diasper weave, silk. Egypt,
Ayyubid Period, 12th century.
H. 134/4 in. 37.23
Textile. Embroidery, silk and gold
on rrtulham * Egypt or Sicily, 12th
century. Over all; W. 84/2 in.
Detail; H* 2-7/8 in. 50.533
Textile. Diasper weave, silk and
gold. Egypt, Mamluke Period, 14th
century. Over-all: W. 43-3/4 in.
Detail; H. 274/2 in. 39.40
Textile. Printed on mulham. Iraq
(Mesopotamia), 10th century.
Over-all: W. 15-3/4 in.
Detail: H. 104/2 in. 50.558
215
Tomb Cover . Compound twill* silk,
Iran, Buy id Period, 10th century.
H. 82-3/4 in. 54.780
Fragment of a Tomb Cover
Compound twill* silk. Iran, Buy id
Period, 998. H. 30-3/4 in. 55-52*
Part of a Textile Panel Diasper weave, sil
W. 37-1/8 in, 6134
Textile Panel Diasper weave, silk.
Iran, Buyid Period, IOth-11th century.
H. 67-3/8 in. 62.264*
. Iran, Buyid Period, 1003.
Textile ■. Diasper weave, silk, Iran,
Buyid Period, 10th-l 1th century.
Over-all: W. 17*1/2 in. Detail:
H. 12 in. 50.84
216
Textile, Diasper weave, silk. Iran,
Buyid Period, 1 Oth-11th century.
Over-all: FL 18-3/4 in. Detail:
H. 104/2 in. 53.434
Textile . Velvet weave, silk and gold.
Iran, Safavid Period, reign of Shah
Tahmasp, 1524-1576. H, 27-1/2 in.
48.205
Textile . Soumak weave, silk. Iran,
Seljuk Period, 11th-12th century.
H. 7-7/8 in. 39.47
Textile. Diasper weave, silk. Iran,
Herat, Safavid Period, early 16th
century. H. 32-7/8 in. 24,743
Textile. Velvet weave, silk. Iran,
Safavid Period, 2nd half 16th century
H. 12-1/4 in. (as mounted). 44.499,
44.500
217
Fragment of a Carpet Senna knot,
wool and cotton, Iran, Safavid
Period, 16th century- Over all:
W. 73 in. Detail: H. 33-1/2 in.
53.128
Textile. Velvet weave, silk and
gold. Iran, Safavid Period, 16th
century. Over-all: H. 30-1/2 in.
Detail: H. 21 in. 44.239
Carpet Senna knot, wool and cotton.
Iran, Herat, Safavid Period, 16th
century. Over-all: H. 25 ft. 4 in.
Detail: H. 22 ft. 8 in. 62.263
Carpet. Senna knot, silk and cotton.
Iran, Isfahan, Safavid Period,
ca. 1600. H. 81-1/4 in. 26.533
Textile. Velvet weave, silk and gold.
Iran, Safavid Period, 17th century.
H. 61-1/8 in. 32.42*
Textile. Diasper weave, silk and
gold. Iran, Safavid Period, 17th
century. Over all: H. 34-1/2 in.
Detail: H. 22 in. 53.17
218
Textile. Diasper weave, silk and
gold. Spain, Almeria, 12th century.
H. 14-3/8 in. 52.15
Textile. Compound twill, silk.
Spain, 11th-12th century. Over-all:
W. 40-1/4 in. Detail: H. 20-5/8 in.
51.92
Textile. Compound weave, silk and
gold. Spain, Almeria, 13th century.
H. 6-1/2 in. 32.137
Textile. Diasper weave, silk and gold.
Spain, Almeria, 12th century.
H. 17 in. 50.146*
Textile. Compound weave, silk and
gold. Spain, Almeria, 13th century.
H. 3-7/8 in. 42.1077
219
Textile. Tapestry weave, silk and
gold. Spain, 13th century.
H. 6-7/8 in. 52.105
Textile. Diasper weave, silk and
gold. Spain, 13th century. Over-all:
H. 27 in. Detail: H. 13-1/2 in.
52.106
Textile. Tapestry weave, silk and
gold. Spain, Almeria, 13th century.
Over-all: H. 10-1/4 in. Detail:
H. 2-3/8 in. 28.650
Textile. Compound weave, silk, linen, and gold. Spain, Burgos, 13th century.
H. 9-3/4 in. 50.4
220
Textile. Diasper weave, silk and
gold, Spain, Granada, 14th century,
H, 18-3/4 in. 39.35
Textile. Diasper weave, silk, Spain,
Granada, 14th century, H. 30-1/4 in.
46.417
Textile . Diasper weave, silk. Spain,
Granada, 14th century. Over all:
H. 20 in. Detail: H. 15-3/4 in,
40.609
Textile. Diasper weave, silk, Spain,
Granada, 15th century. Over-all:
H, 22-3/4 in. Detail: H. 12-1/2in.
29,83
Carpet , Single knot, wool* Spain,
Alcarez(?), 2nd half 15th century.
Over-all; H, 13 ft. 9 in. Detail:
H. 9 ft, 52,511
221
Illustration from a Manuscript of the
Automata by Al-Jazari: Device for
Washing Hands. Miniature painting.
Iraq (Mesopotamia), 1315.
H. 12-3/8 in. 45.383
Illustration from a Manuscript of the
Shahmmah of Firdawsi: Nushirwan r s
Fifth Banquet for Buzurdjmir.
Miniature painting. Iran, Tabriz,
Mongol Period, 1330-1340.
H. 9-1/2 in, 59.330
Illustration from a Manuscript of the Shahmmah of Firdawsi: Bahram Gur
Slays a Dragon . Miniature painting. Iran, Tabriz School (?), Mongol Period,
ca. 1330-1340, H. 7-3/4 in. 43.658*
222
Double-page Frontispiece from a Manuscript of the Shahnamah of Firdawsi:
Courtly Scene. Miniature painting. Iran, Shiraz, Timurid Period,
ca. 1444. H. 10-1/2 in. 45.169, 56.10*
Garden Scene . Miniature painting
(unfinished). Iran, Herat, Timurid
Period, style of Bilizad, late 15th
century. H. 10-3/8 in. 44,490
A Picnic in the Mountains, Line
drawing with color. Iran, Tabriz,
Safavid Period, style of Muhammadi,
ca. 1550. H. 10-7/16 in. 44.491
Illustration from a Manuscript of the
Shahnamah of Firdawsi: Rustam
meets the Challenge of Ashkabus.
Miniature painting. Iran, Timurid
Period, 15th century. H. 12-13/16 in.
6QA99
Ruler Seated in a Garden. Drawing
with wash. Iran, Safavid Period,
16th century. H. 8-1/4 in. 39,508
223
Camel with Attendant. Drawing with wash. Safavid Period, mid-16th century
Attributed to Sultan Muhammad, Iranian. H. 8 in. 44.489
Illustration from the Khamsa of
Nizami: An Episode from the Story
of Khusraw and Shirin. Miniature
painting. Iran, Safavid Period,
16th century. H. 8-1/2 in. 47.500
Illustration from the Khamsa of
Nizami: Nushirwan and the Owls.
Miniature painting. Iran, Safavid
Period, 16th century. H. 8-1/2 in.
44.487
Youth Sleeping Under a Willow Tree.
Miniature painting. Iran, Safavid
Period, late 16th century.
H. 8-3/16 in. 44.494
Illustration from a Manuscript:
Courtly Procession. Miniature
painting. Iran, Safavid Period,
ca. 1600. Detail: H. 11 in. 62.24
224
Dragon Combat Drawing, Turkey, 15th century. H. 6-7/8 in, 44492
Youth with Toy. Miniature painting,
Iran, early 17th century. Bookbinding Leather, chased and perforated over gold. Iran, 15th century.
H. 10-1/2 in, 47497 H. 14-1/8 in. 44495
Notes
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p
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Indian Art
228
Southeast Asian Art
241
Chinese Art
244
Japanese Art
2 72
228
Male Head with Turban. Red Pendant with Deity Hariti . Gold and carnelian. India, Sirkap, Saka-Parthian
sandstone, India, Shunga Period, Period, ca. 50 B*C*-A.D* 50* D. 2-7/8 in. 53.14
185-72 BtH. 19 in. 62.45*
Bacchanalian Scene. Schist. India, Gandhara, from Buner,
lst-2nd century* W* 17 in* 30.329
Seated Buddha, Gray schist. India,
Gandhara, 3rd century. H. 53 in.
61418*
229
Bodhisattva. Gray schist. India,
Gandhara, 3rd century. H. 52-1/8 in.
65.476
A ttendant Holding a Fly-whisk,
(Chauri Bearer). Red sandstone. India,
Mathura, Kushan Period, 2nd century.
H. 22 in. 65.472
Adoring Attendant From a Buddhist
shrine. Stucco. Hadda (Afghanistan),
5th century. H. 21-1/2 in. 43.395
Standing Bodhisattva Maitreya. Red
sandstone. India, Mathura, Kushan
Period, 3rd century. H. 26-1/2 in.
43.661
Lion Red sandstone. India, Mathura,
Kushan Period, 1 st-2nd century.
H. 18-1/2 in. 52.514
230
Seated Ascetics. Two terra-cotta plaques. Harwan, Kashmir, 4th century.
H. 20 in. 59.131, 59.132
Yakshi Red sandstone. India,
Mathura, Kush an Period, 2nd century,
H, 50-1/2 in. 68.104
Head of Buddha. Red sandstone,
India, Mathura, Gupta Period, 4th-
5th century, H, 12 in. 63.504*
Scene of Worsh ip (Fragmen t of Casing
Slab). Marble. India, Nagarjunakonda,
Satavahana Dynasty, late 2nd-early
3rd century. H, 23-1 /4 in. 43.72
Seated Buddha. Red sandstone. India,
Mathura, Proto-Gupta style, late
3rd century. H. 24 in. 41,94
231
Standing Buddha. Cream sandstone.
India, Gupta Period, from Sarnath,
5th century. PL 30 in, 43.278
Buddha. Dated A.D, 662. Bronze.
India, Gupta Period. H. 18-1/8 in.
68,40
Head of Vishnu. Red sandstone. India,
Gupta Period, 5th century. H, II in.
42.498
Ganga, Goddess of the Ganges. Stone .
India, Mathura(?), early 7th
century. H. 42*1/2 in. 66.119
Standing Vishnu. Stone. India,
Mathura, Gupta Period, ca. 600.
H. 43 in. 63.580
Surya, the Sun God. Brass. Kashmir,
early 8th century. H. 19-13/16 in.
65.557
232
Standing Buddha, Brass. North India
or Kashmir, early 8th century.
H. 38-5/8 in. 66.3G*
Buddha Calling on the Earth to
Witness. Black chlorite. India,
Bengal, Pala Dynasty, 9th century.
H, 37 in. 35*146*
Chakrapurusa: Angel of the Discus.
Black chlorite. India, Apshad, Pala
Dynasty, ca. 670. H. 30-1/4 in*
45367
Bodhisattva Manjushri, (Lord of
Wisdom). Image of gilded copper;
pedestal and mandorla of brass.
India, Bengal, Pala Dynasty, 11th-
12th century* H. 12-1 /4 in. 60.285
Shiva and Parvati; Umamaheshvara
Bronze* India, Bengal, Pala Dynasty,
reign of Devapala, 815-854. H. 7 in.
64*50*
233
Vishnu Attended by Chakrapurusa
and Shankhapurusa. Bronze with
silver inlay. India, Bengal, Pala
Dynasty, ca. 12th century.
H. 17-1/8 in. 64.453
Vasudhara: Goddess of Abundance.
Copper gilt with inlaid gems. Nepal,
14th-l 5th century. H. 6-3/8 in.
47.493
Gandavyuha: Structure of the World (detail). Illuminated
manuscript, ink and color on palm leaf. India, Bengal,
Pala Dynasty, 1 lth-12th century. W. 20-5/8 in. 55.49
Astasahasrika Prajnaparamita: Book of Transcendental
Wisdom (detail). Illuminated manuscript, color on wood
and palm leaf. Nepal, 1100. W. 22-1/8 in. 38.301
234
Manjushri Bodhisattva of Wisdom.
Gilt copper. Nepal> 16th century.
H. 16-11/16 in, 56,8
Dancing Ganesha Red sandstone.
India, Khajuraho Region, 1000,
H. 24-1/8 in. 61.93
Bodhisattva Manjushri Jananasathva.
Gilt bronze. Nepal, late 16th
century. H. 30-3/4 in, 64,370*
Mithuna (Loving Couplef Stone.
India, Rajasthan, from Harsagiri,
973. H, 13-7/8 in. 62,165
Vajravarahi: Dancing Tan trie Deity .
Dry lacquer. Nepal, 16th-17th
century. H. 25 in. 64.103
Sdahhanjika Figure. Stone, India,
Rajasthan, late 10th century.
H. 21-1/2 in. 67.202
235
Vaishnava Trinity: ShriDevi, Vishnu, Bhu Devi . Granite. India, probably
from Region of Pudokkatai, early Chola Period, 1 st half 1 Oth century.
H. (Vishnu) 69-1/4 in. 63.104-63.106*
Shiva and Parvati: Uma-sahitamurti
Copper. South India, early Chola Shiva Nataraja. Copper. South India,
Period, early 10th century. Chola Period, 11th century.
H. 40-3/4 in. 61.94* H. 43-7/8 in. 30.331*
Gajasura-samharamurti: Shiva in
Elephant-killing Aspect. South India,
Chola Period, 11th century.
H. 28-1/2 in. 62.164
Shiva and Parvati: Alingana-
Chandrasekharamurti. Copper. South
India, Chola Period, 1 lth-12th century.
H. 13-3/8 in. 54.7
236
Shaiva Saint: Manikkavachokar.
Bronze, South India, 12th-13th
century, H. 13-3/16 in. 67.148
A Guardian of Shiva Stone. India,
Hoysala Dynasty, Mysore, 12th
century. H. 44-5/8 in, 64.369*
Manuscript of the Tuti-Nama by Ziya
al-din Nakhshabi: fol llOv, A Poet -
Musician, Color and gold on paper
(manuscript almost complete). India,
Mughal School, early reign of Akbar,
ea. 1560, H. 8 in. 62,279*
A Young Ascetic Walking by the Bank
of a River. Color on paper.
Attributed to Basawan, Indian, Mughal
School, ca. 1560. Over-all H. 15-5/16
in. Detail: H. 5-3/4 in. 67.244
King Parikshit and Rishis. Color on paper. India, Rajasthan, Mewar School,
ca. 1550, H. 8-9/16 in. 60,53
237
Siege of Arbeld Color on paper with
gold. Designed by Basawan, painted
by Sur Gujarati* Indian, Mughal
School, late 16th century,
H, 15-1/4 in, 47,502
Page from a Razm Nama* Dated 1616.
Color on paper. India, Mughal School
H. 13-15/16 in. 60.44
Page from Tarikh-i-alfl (History of a
Thousmid Years). Color on paper,
India, Mughal School, late 16th
century. H. 16-5/8 in. 32.36
Hunting Scene, Color on paper. India,
Mughal School, early 17th century.
H. 14-5/8 in, 39,66
Imperial Rooster Color on paper.
Signed: Dilaram Padarat Kashmiri.
Indian, Mughal School, early 17th
century, H, 7-3/16 in, 44.501
238
Nayika Madhya Dhira Adhira: Page
from Bhanu Datta’s RmcmanjarL
Color on paper. India, Rajasthan,
Mewar School, ca. 1630. H*10 in,
60.52
Ragini Kedara. Color on paper. India,
Malwa School, ca* 1680. H. 8 in.
60.116
Ragini Madhu Madhavi Color on paper.
India, Malwa School, ca, 1660,
H. 7-7/8 in. 25.1336
Ragini Pancham. Color on paper. India,
Rajasthan, Mewar School, mid-17th
century, H. 14-9/16 in. 31.451
Krishna: Page from Rasikapriya
Dated 1634, Color on paper. India,
Malwa School* H. 8-3/16 in. 38.303
Shiva and Parvati Seated on an
Elephant Skin. Color on paper* India,
Punjab Hills, Basohli School,
ca* 1700. H. 9-1/8 in* 52,587
239
Durga StayingMahisha. Color on paper. India, Punjab
Hills, Basohli School, ca. 1700. W. 9-1/4 in. 60.51
Sita in the Garden of Lanka with Havana and His Demons:
The Siege of Lanka Sequence, from The Ramqyam.
Gold and color on paper. India, Punjab Hills, Guler
School, ca. 1720. W. 33-1/4 in* 66.143*
Angry Heroine. Color on paper. India, Basohli School,
ca. 1720. W. I M/16 in. 67.239
Raja Smoking with Son and a Courtier ; Color on paper.
North India, Punjab Hills, Jammu School, ca. 1730.
W. 12-3/16 in. 6047
240
Krishna A waiting Radha Color on
paper. India, Punjab Hills, Guler
School, ca. 1760. H. 7-5/16 in.
36.685
Toilette of Radha. Color and gold
on paper. India, Punjab Hills,
Kangra School, early 19th century.
H. 9-1/8 in. 53.245
Palace Ladies Hunting from a
Pavilion. Color and gold on paper.
India, Rajasthan, Kotah School,
ca. 1760-1770. H. 15 in. 55.48*
Pendant: Krishna with Devotees. Gold
with enamel in champlev6 technique.
India, Rajasthan, 17th-18th century.
H. 2 in. 46.257
Durga Slaying Mahisha. Color on
paper. India, Punjab Hills, Kangra
School, late 18th century.
H. 10-13/16 in. 55.667
Carpet Senna knot, silk. India,
Mughal School, early 17th century,
Over-all: H. 9 ft. 7-1/4 in.
Detail: H. 47 in. 36.17
241
Textile. Diasper weave, silk. India,
Rajput, Jaipur School, 17th century.
Over-all: W< 67-7/8 in. Detail:
R 36-1/2 in. 53.474
Vishnu. Gray sandstone. Cambodia,
Pre-Angkorean Period, style of
Prasat Andet, 2nd half 7th century.
R 34-1/4 in. 42.562*
Head of Buddha. Bluish-gray
sandstone, Cambodia, Pre-Angkorean
Period, style of Tra Vinh, late 6 th-
early 7th century. H. 10 in, 32,43
Head of Shiva. Tan sandstone.
Cambodia, Koh Ker style, reign
of Jayavarman IV, 928-941.
R 16-1/2 in, 40.53*
Buddha with Hands in Gesture of
Teaching, VitarkaMudra. Bronze.
Thailand, Mon Dvaravati Period,
7th century. R 84/4 in, 58.334
Rakshasa. Gray sandstone. Cambodia,
Koh Ker style, 10th century .
H. 27-1/2 in. 67.146
242
Shiva Gray sandstone. Cambodia,
style of Baphuon, 1 st half 11 th
century. H. 30-1/4 in. 41.25
Buddha Enthroned Bronze
altarpiece. Cambodia, Angkor Wat
style, ca. 1112-1153.
H. 10-1/2 in. 42.149
Lintel with Ganida and Three-headed
Naga . Sandstone. Cambodia,
9th-10th century. H. 20-11/16 in.
67.37
Finid: Buddha Calling on the Earth
to Witness. Bronze. Cambodia, ca.
1200. H. 15-7/16 in. 64.93
Buddha Sheltered by Mucalinda,
the Serpent King. Bronze. Cambodia,
Period of Angkor Wat, early 3 2th
century. H. 23 in. 63.263*
Lokeshvara Sandstone. Cambodia,
reign of Jayavarman VII, Second
Angko re an Period, 1002-1201.
H. 13-1/S in. 55.47
243
Princess. From the Terrace of the
Leper King Angkor Thom. Sandstone. Dancing Apsaras: Heavenly Beings. Section of a lintel from the Bayon of
Cambodia, reign of Jayavarman VII, Angkor Thom. Sandstone. Cambodia, reign of Jayavarman VII, ca, 1181-1218.
ca. 118M218.H. 24 in. 38.304 W. 34-1/2 in. 38.433
Shiva. Sandstone. Viet Nam, Champa,
from Dong-duong, Indrapura, 9th
century. H. 34 in. 35J47
Padmapani Copper. Java, Sailendra
Period, 8th-9th century. H. 6-1/8 in.
54.125
Head of Buddha. Black lava stone.
Java, from Borobudur, early 9th
century. H. 12 in. 42.1087
244
Vase: Pan-shan Type * Fainted
pottery* China, Kansu Province,
Neolithic Period, 2500-1500 B*C.
H. 14-1/4 in. 30332
Ting: Tripod. Bronze* China, Shang
Dynasty, 11th century B.C.
H. 9-5/8 in, 62*281
Axe : Bronze* China, Shang Dynasty,
1523-1028 B.C* H* 8-5/16 in, 37.27
Fang-yu: Square Wine Container ;
Bronze. China, late Shang Dynasty,
12th-l 1th century B.C, H* 10-1/2 in*
63.103*
Ku: Beaker. Bronze. China, Shang
Dynasty, 13th- 12th century B.C.
H. 10-9/16 in. 60.43
Mask. Marble* China, Shang Dynasty,
ca* 1200 B*C* W* 5-1/4 in. 52.585
245
Elephant-feline Head. Jade, partly
calcified. China, Shang Dynasty,
ca. 1200 B.C. L. 1-5/8 in. 52.573
Tsun: Owl Wine Vessel. Bronze.
China, early Western Chou Period,
1027-771 B.C. H. 8-1/4 in. 51.119
Tsun: Ceremonial Vessel Bronze.
China, early Chou Period, 1027-
ca. 900 B.C. H. 11-5/8 in. 51.151
Li-ting: Hollow-legged Tripod. Bronze. China, reportedly from Hsi-an
middle Western Chou Period, ca. 950-ca. 900 B.C. D. 10-7/8 in. 61.203*
246
Hu: Covered Vessel Bronze* China,
middle Chou Period, ca. 90th
ca. 600 B.C, H* 18-1/8 in. 44*61
Staff FinM. Bronze* China, from
Chin-Tshin, Period of Warring States,
ca. 481-221 B.C.H. 5-5/16 in,
30.730*
Po: Bell Bronze* China, late Chou
Period, early 5th century B.C.
H* 16-1/4 in. 62*44
Cranes and Serpents, Lacquered
wood, China, from Ch’ang-sha,
Period of Warring States,
481-221 B,C* H* 52 in* 38*9*
In terlace Plaque. Ho ney-color e d ja de
China, from Ch’ang-sha, late Chou
Period, ca, 600-211 B.C.
W* 2-15/16 in. 52.584
/
247
The Kill Carved and painted shell.
China, late Chou or early Han
Dynasty, 3rd-2nd century B,C.
W. 3-1/2 in. 57.139
Hill Jar. Lead-glazed pottery. China,
Han Dynasty, 206 B.C.-A.D. 220.
H. 10-1/2 in, 48,214
Tomb Relief. Stone. China, from
Szuch’uan, Han Dynasty, 206 B.C,-
A.D. 220. H, 47-1/4 in. 62,280
Vase with Coven Green lead glaze
over red clay body. China, Han
Dynasty, 206 B,C,-A.D, 220.
H. 18-1/2 in, 24,196
Vase. Porcelain with ash glaze.
China, early Han Dynasty,
2nd century B.C.
H, 18 in. 54.370
248
Top of a Hun-p mg: Urn of the Soul.
Yueh ware. China, from Shao-hsing.
Six Dynasties, Wu Dynasty, 222-280,
or Western Chin Dynasty, 265-316.
D. 8-1/2 in. 60.76
Pole Top: Wild Ass. Cast bronze,
hollow. China, Ordos Region, Han
Dynasty, 206 B.C.-A.D. 220. H. 7 in.
62.46
Two Reliefs from a Funerary Stove
Model. Terra cotta. China, Han
Dynasty, 206 B.C.-A.D. 220.
W. 10-3/4 in. 25.134, 25.135
Tomb Tile (detail). Terra cotta. China, late Han Dynasty, 2nd-3rd century.
W. 41-1/2 in. 15.70 7
249
P’u-shou: Monster-headed Door-ring Holder. Gilt bronze. China, late Six
Dynasties, 220-589. W. 7-7/8 in. 30.731
Maitreya and Attendants. Dated 500.
Limestone. China, Northern Wei
Period. H. 37-1/4 in. 59.130
Adoring Monk. Gilt bronze. China,
Northern Wei Period, ca. 520-525.
H. 5-7/8 in. 62.213
Mortuary Horse. Painted Pottery.
China, Northern Wei Period, ca. 525.
H. 8-3/4 in. 29.985
Head of Bodhisattva. Stone. China,
from Lung-men, Northern Wei Period,
ca. 510-520. H. 14-1/4 in. 15.77
250
Stele: Sakyamuni Trinity. Dated 537,
Limestone. China, Eastern Wei
Period. H. 30-1/2 in. 14.567
Squatting Caryatid Monster,
Limestone. China, from Northern
Hsiang-t’ang-shan, Northern Cfi’i
Period, ca. 570. H. 29-1/2 in.
57.360
Stele: Maitreya, as the Future Buddha
Marble. China, Northern Ch’i
Period, 550-577. H. 34 in. 17320
Bodhisattva Kuan-yin. Sandstone
with polychrome. China, late
Northern CICi Period or early Sui
Dynasty, 575-600. H. 54-5/8 in.
62.162
Seated Sakyamuni Buddha. Limestone
China, Sui Dynasty, 590-620
H, 20-1/4 in. 64.152
Guardian Lion. White marble. China,
Sui Dynasty or early T’ang Dynasty,
ca, 600, H. 31 in. 65,473
251
Candlestick . White porcellaneous
ware, gieenisli-white glaze, China,
Sui Dynasty, 581-618, or early Tang
Dynasty, 618-907. H. 11 -3/4 in.
30322
Horse. Pottery with polychrome glaze
(Tang san-tsai). China, Tang
Dynasty, 618-907, H. 30-1/4 in.
55,295
Jar Pottery with polychrome glaze
(Tang san-tsai). China, Tang
Dynasty, 618-907. H. 5-1/8 in.
40.44
A Harpist Pottery with traces of
glaze. China, Tang Dynasty,
618-907. H. 12-5/8 in. 31.450
Camel Glazed pottery, China,
Tang Dynasty, 618-907.
H. 31-1/2 in. 67.147
Bull Painted pottery. China, Tang
Dynasty, 618-907. H. 6-3/16 in.
29.987
252
Jar, Cream-glaze pottery. China,
T’ang Dynasty, 618-907. H. 11 in.
30323
Stern Cup. Gilded silver. China
T’ang Dynasty, 618-907. H. 3-1/2 in.
51396
Jar: Porcelain, Hsing ware. China,
T’ang Dynasty, 618-907. H. 5 in.
57.29
Standing Kuan-yin. Limestone with
traces of polychrome, China, T’ang
Dynasty, dated 687, reportedly from
Pai-ma-ssu, Honan Province.
H. 67-1/4 in. 66364
253
Kuan-yin, Marble * China, from
Ling-yen-shan, Hopei, early Tang
Dynasty, 618-907. H. 70 in. 29 :981
Eleven-headed Kuan-yin, Gray
sandstone. China, Tang Dynasty,
1st quarter 8th century. H* 51 in*
59*129*
Ewer in the Form of a Court Lady .
Porcellaneous ware. North China,
Liao Kingdom, 947-1125* H. 8-3/8 in.
53*248
Dancing Apsara. Dry lacquer. China,
late Tang Dynasty or early Five
Dynasties, 9th-10th century.
H: 15-3/4 in. 53.356
Textile. Silk, patterned weave*
China, 8th century. H. 10-9/16 in.
54,109
254
Seated Amitahha Buddha. Gilt bronze.
China, Liao Kingdom, 10th century.
H. 9 in. 42.1082
Taoist Figure. Wood and ivory ♦
China, Southern Sung Dynasty,
1127-1279. H. 12*1/2 in. 64368
Potda Kuan-yin. Wood (loquat)*
China, Five Dynasties, 10th century.
B 5-15/16 in. 65556
Bodkisattva. Cypress. China, Chin
Dynasty, 13th century* H, 57-1/2 in*
63*581
Vase. Stoneware, Tz’u-chou ware*
China, Sung Dynasty or earlier,
960-1279, H* 12-5/8 in* 42,656
255
Jar. Stoneware, Tz’u-chou ware.
China, Sung Dynasty, 9601279.
H. 13-3/4 in. 48.225
Meip ’ing: Gallipot Vase. Stoneware,
Tz’u-chou ware. China, Northern
Sung Dynasty, 9601127. H. 13-1/2 in.
40.52
Vase. Stoneware, Tz’u-chou ware,
“Chiao-ts’o” type. China, Northern
Sung Dynasty, 960-1127. H. 16-1/4 in.
48.226*
Lion Porcelain, Yiieh ware. China,
Northern Sung Dynasty, 960-1127.
H. 7-1/8 in. 66.26
Teapot. Stoneware, Tz’u-chou ware.
China, Sung Dynasty, 960-1279.
H. 6-7/8 in. 48.219
Phoenix-headed Vase. Porcelain,
Ch’ing-pai ware. China, Northern
Sung Dynasty, 960-1127.
H. 15-3/8 in. 65.468*
256
Covered Box. White porcelain, Ting
ware. China, Northern Sung Dynasty,
960-1127♦ D. 4-1/8 in. 5732
Circular Washer Porcelain, Ju ware,
China, Northern Sung Dynasty,
960-1127. D, 5-1/16 in, 57.40
Covered Box with Carved Floral
Design. Porcelain, northern celadon
ware, China, Northern Sung Dynasty,
960-1127. D. 4-3/16 in. 62.41
Plate. Porcellaneous stoneware,
Chun ware. China, Sung Dynasty,
960-1279 D. 7-1/8 in, 42.665
Teapot. Porcelain, Tung ware. China,
Northern Sung Dynasty, 960-1127,
H. 7-3/8 in. 48.220*
Flower Pot Stand. Porcellaneous
stoneware, Chun ware. China, Sung
Dynasty, 960-1279. D. 9-1/4 in. 57.33
257
Ting: Tripod Celadon, Lung-ch’uan
ware. China, Southern Sung Dynasty,
1127-1279. D. 5-1/2 in, 54.790
Althea Bowl Kuan ware, China,
Southern Sung Dynasty, 1127-1279.
D. 6-7/8 in. 57.66
Ch *a-tou: Vase in Grain Measure
Shape. Lung-ch'iian ware. China,
Southern Sung Dynasty, 1127-1279.
H. 3-9/16 in. 57.73
Lu: Incense Burner. Porcellaneous
stoneware, Kuan ware. China,
Southern Sung Dynasty, 1127-1279.
W. 6-1/8 in, 57.63*
Washer Basin From Phoenix Hill
Kiln, Hangchou, Kuan ware. China,
Southern Sung Dynasty, 1127-1279
D. 9-1/2 in. 57.48
258
Buddhist Monastery by Stream and
Mountains. Hanging scroll, ink on
silk. Attributed to Chii-jan, Chinese,
active ca. 960-980, Northern Sung
Dynasty. H. 73 in. 59.348*
Barbarian Royalty Worshiping Buddha. Handscroll, ink and color on silk.
Traditionally attributed to Chao Kuang-fu, Chinese, active 960-975.
Northern Sung Dynasty. W. 40-3/4 in. 57.358
Ch i-shan wu-chin: Streams and Mountains Without End.
(detail). Handscroll, ink on silk. China, Northern Sung
Dynasty, early 12th century. W. 83-7/8 in. 53.126*
Cloudy Mountains (detail). Dated 1130. Handscroll, ink
and slight color on silk. Mi Yu-jen, Chinese, Sung
Dynasty. W. 76-1/2 in. 33.220*
259
Cottages in a Misty Grove in Autumn.
Dated 1117. Album leaf, ink and color
on silk. Li An-chung, Chinese,
Northern Sung Dynasty. H. 10-2/3 in.
63.588
Bamboo and Ducks by a Rushing Stream.
Hanging scroll, ink and light color
on silk. Ma Yuan, Chinese, active
ca. 1190-ca. 1224, Southern Sung
Dynasty, H. 24 in. 67.145
The Knick-Knack Peddler. Dated 1201. Album leaf, ink
and slight color on silk. Li Sung, Chinese, Southern Sung
Dynasty. H. 9-1/2 in. 63.582*
Birds in a Grove in a Mountainous
Landscape in Winter. Hanging scroll,
ink and slight color on silk. Kao
Tao(?), Chinese, Sung Dynasty,
12th century. H. 68-7/8 in. 66.115
Scholar Reclining and Watching Rising Clouds. Dated 1256.
Fan painting, ink and slight color on silk. Ma Lin,
Chinese, Southern Sung Dynasty. H. 9-15/16 in. 61.421
260
Tiger. Hanging scroll, ink on silk.
Attributed to Mu-ch’i, Chinese,
active 2nd half 13th century,
Southern Sung Dynasty. H. 48-3/4 in.
58.428
Plate with Biscuit Dragon. Porcelain
with celadon glaze. China, Yuan
Dynasty, 14th century. D. 17 in.
61.92
The Bodhisattva Pu-hsien:
SamantabhadrcL Hanging scroll,
color and ink on silk. China,
Southern Sung Dynasty, 1127-1279.
H. 45-3/16 in. 62.161
Jar with Lion-head Handles.
Porcelain with blue underglaze
decoration. China, Yuan Dynasty,
14th century. H. 15-1/2 in. 62.154
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Jar. Tz’u-chou ware. China, Yuan
Dynasty, 1279-1368. H. 11 in. 48.215
Bowl with Taoist Designs. White
jade (nephrite). China, Yuan
Dynasty, late 13th to early 14th
century. W. 6-1/4 in. 52.510
261
The Second Coming of the Fifth
Patriarch. Section of a handscroll
mounted as a hanging scroll, ink on
paper. Yin-t’o-lo (Indara), Chinese,
The Lantern Night Excursion of Chung K’uei (detail). Handscroll, ink on active ca. mid-14th century, Yuan
silk. Yen Hui, Chinese, Yuan Dynasty, 1279-1368. W. 94-5/8 in. 61.206 Dynasty. W. 17-9/16 in. 67.211
Sakyamuni as an Ascetic. Gilt bronze.
China, Yuan Dynasty, early 14th
century. H. 17-3/8 in. 66.116
Chiu-ko-tu: The Nine Songs (detail).
Handscroll, ink on paper. Chang Wu,
Chinese, active 1335-1365, Yuan
Dynasty. W. 14 ft. 4-1/2 in. 59.138
Bodhidharma Crossing the Yangtze
on a Reed. Hanging scroll, ink on
paper. China, Yuan Dynasty, 1279-
1368. H. 35-1/8 in. 64.44
262
Three Horses and Four Grooms
(detail). Hand sc roll, ink and color
on silk. Jen Jen-fa, Chinese,
1254-1327, early Yuan Dynasty.
W. 53-7/8 in. 60.181
Poetic Feeling in a Thatched Pavilion (detail). Dated
1347, Handserolh ink on paper, Wu Chen, Chinese,
Yuan Dynasty. W. 39-1/8 in. 63,259
Bamboos, Rocks, and Lonely Orchids
(detail), Handscroll, ink on paper,
Qiao Meng-fu, Chinese, 1254-1322,
Yuan Dynasty. W. 56-3/4 in, 63.515*
Leisure Enough to Spare , Dated 1360. Handscroll, ink
on paper, Yao Ting-mei, Chinese, Yuan Dynasty.
W, 33-1/16 in. 54,791
Ink Flowers (detail). Dated 1361.
Handscroll, ink on paper. Chao
Chung, Chinese, active ca. 2nd
half 14th century, Yuan Dynasty.
W, 60-5/16 in, 67.36
263
Qirysanthemums and Cabbage (detail). Dated 1490. Handscroll, ink and slight
color on paper. T’ao Cheng, Chinese, Ming Dynasty. W. 40 in. 60.40
The Poet Lin Pu Wandering in the
Moonlight Hanging scroll, ink and
slight color on paper. Tu Chin,
Chinese, active ca. 1465-1487, Ming
Dynasty. H. 61-5/8 in. 54.582
Wu-she-shan: The Mountain of the
Five Cataracts . Hanging scroll, ink
on silk. Ch’en Hung-shou, Chinese,
1598-1652, Ming Dynasty.
H. 46-9/16 in. 66.366
A Distant View of Tiger Hill, from Twelve Views of Tiger Hill, Suchou .
Album leaf, ink on paper. Shen Chou, Chinese, 1427-1509, Ming Dynasty.
W. 15-13/16 in. 64.371*
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Old Pine Tree* Hand sc roll, ink on paper. Wen Cheng-ming, Chinese
1470-1559, Ming Dynasty. W. 56 in/64.43
Beggars and Street Characters (detail). Dated 1516.
Handscroll, ink and color on paper Chou Ch’en, Chinese,
Ming Dynasty. W. 96-1/4 in* 64.94
Chao Meng-fu Writing the Heart Sutra in Exchange for
Tea (detail). Dated 1543. Color on paper Chiu Ying*
Chinese, Ming Dynasty. W, 30-5/8 in. 63.102
265
Mountains on a Clear Autumn Day , Tribute from the Korean king to the throne
of Ming Emperor Sheug-tsung. Handscroll, ink on paper- Tung ClTi-ch*ang,
Chinese, 1555-1636, Ming Dynasty, W. 53-7/8 in- 5946
Greeting the Spring (detail). Dated 1600. Handscroll, color and ink on paper.
Wu Pin, Chinese, Ming Dynasty, W. 96-1/2 in. 5945
Lady Hsuan-wen-chun Giving
Instructions on the Classics ,
Dated 1638, Hanging scroll, color on
silk, CITen Hung-shou, Chinese,
Ming Dynasty. H. 68-3/8 in, 61,89
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266
Dish. Porcelain with underglaze in
Mohammedan blue. China, Ming
Dynasty, reign of Hsuan-te,
1426-1435, D. 17 in. 53.127*
Wine Cup. Porcelain with blue
underglaze and overglaze in red and
green enamels, Tou Tsai ware. China,
Ming Dynasty, mark and reign of
CITeng-hua, 1465-1487. H. 1*7/8 in.
57,61*
Chueh: Libation Cup . Imperial white
porcelain. China, Ming Dynasty,
re ign of Yu ng4 o, 1403-1424,
H. 5-7/8 in. 57.59
Pa-pei: Stem Cup. Porcelain, blue
underglaze, red enamel overglaze.
China, Ming Dynasty, mark and
reign of Hsiian-te, 1426-1435.
H. 3*1/2 in. 57,60
Bowl with Land of Taoist Immortals
Scene. Porcelain with blue
underglaze decoration. China, Ming
Dynasty, mark and reign of Hsiian-te,
1426-1435. D. 7-3/4 in. 62,260
Dice Bowl with Decoration of the
*Three Friends. ” Porcelain with blue
underglaze decoration. China, Ming
Dynasty, mark and reign of Hsiian-te,
1426-1435. D. 11-7/8 in. 53.631
267
Bowl Porcelain with blue under¬
glaze decoration. China, Ming
Dynasty, mark and reign of
Ch’eng-hua, 1465-1487.
D. 5-11/16 an. 67.64
Kuan-yin of the South Sea, White
porcelain s Te-hua ware, China, Ming
Dynasty, 1368-1644, H, 17-3/4 in.
50.579
Vase. Porcelain, “yellow family.”
China, Ming Dynasty, 1368-1644.
H. 17 in. 42.718
Vase, “Fa-hua” type. Porcelain*
China, Shansi Province, Ming Dynasty,
late 15th century* H, 14-3/4 in*
42.716
Covered Jar Porcelain, blue
underglaze, overglaze in red, green,
and yellow enamels* China, Ming
Dynasty, mark and reign of Wan-li,
1573-1619. H. 4 in. 57.62
Reclining Water Buffalo. Jade. China,
early Ming Dynasty, 1368“ 1644.
L. 8-1/4 in. 60.282
268
Hoop-backed Armchair Lotion Type,
Huang-hua-li, Burmese or East
Indian rosewood. China, late Ming
Dynasty, 17th century. H. 33-5/8 in-
55.40
Pure Tones of the Mills and Waters (detail). Dated 1664.
Handscroll, ink and color on paper. Hsiao Yun-ts’ung,
Chinese, Ch’ing Dynasty. W. 25 ft. 7-3/4 in. 54.262
Fish and Rocks (detail). Handscroll,
ink on paper. Chu Ta, Chinese, 1624-
ca. 1705, Ch’mg Dynasty. W. 62 in.
53.247
Strolling Companions in the Autumn Mountains. Double
album leaf mounted as a handscroll, ink and color on
paper. fCun-ts’an, Chinese, active 2nd half 17th
century. Ch’ing Dynasty. W. 25-3/8 in. 66.367
Fragment of a Panel Tapestry weave
(k’chssuj, silk and gold. China,
Ming Dynasty, 1368-1644. H. 78 in.
16.1334
269
Reminiscences of Ch ’in-Huai River.
Album leaf, ink and color on paper,
Shih-fao (Tao-chi), Chinese, 164] -
ca. 1720, Ch’ing Dynasty.
H. 101/16 in. 6631*
Pine Wind from Myriad Valleys.
Hanging scroll, ink and color on
paper Wu Li, Chinese, 1632-1718,
Ch'ing Dynasty. H. 43-1/8 in. 54.584
Tall Bamboos and Distant Mountains
After Wang Meng. Dated 1694.
Hanging scroll, ink on paper.
Wang Hui, Chinese, Chhng Dynasty.
H. 31-1/4 in. 53.629
Conversation in Autumn. Dated 1732.
Hanging scroll, ink and color on
paper. Hua Yen, Chinese, Ch’ing
Dynasty. H. 45-3/8 in. 54.263*
Landscape After Ni Tsan. Dated 1707.
Hanging scroll, ink and color on
paper. Wang Yuan-ch’i, Chinese,
Ch’ing Dynasty. H. 31-5/8 in. 54.583
Drunken Chung K uei Supported by
Ghosts. Hanging scroll, ink and
color on paper. Lo P’ing, Chinese,
1733-1799, Ch ’ing Dy nasty.
H. 38-1/8 in. 59.185
270
Bo tile-shaped Vase. Lang ware,
“ox-blood” gjaze. China, Ch’ing
Dynasty, reign of K’ang-hsi, 1662-
1722, H. 15 in. 44.201
Vase. Porcelain, “peach-bloom” glaze.
China, Ch’ing Dynasty, mark and
reign of K’ang-hsi, 1662-1722.
H. 8-5/16 in. 42.669
Baluster Vase. Porcelain, “black
family.” China, Ch’ing Dynasty,
reign of K*ang-hsi , 1662-1722*
H> 17-3/8 in* 42,696
Vase. Porcelain, “soft paste,” blue
underglaze. China, Ch’ing Dynasty,
mark and reign of Yung-cheng, 1723-
1735* H* 11-1/4 in. 42.728
271
Vase. Porcelain, “green family.”
China, Ch’ing Dynasty, reign of
K’ang-hsi, 1662-1722. H. 10-3/4 in.
42.685
Vase, Ku-yueh-hman Type . Porcelain
with decoration in colored fa-lang
enamels. China, Ch'ing Dynasty,
mark and reign of Ch’ien-lung,
1736-1795. H. 6-1/16 in. 63.514
Vase, Ku-yueh-hsuan Type. Porcelain
“rouge de fer” handles, black and
colored enamels. China, Ch’ing
Dynasty, reign of Clfien-lung,
1736-1795. H. 10-3/4 in. 42.712
Koto with T’ao-Vieh Masks. Green
jade, China, Ch’ing Dynasty, Ch’jen-
lung Period, 1736-1795, H, 6 in.
42.620
272
Vase Porcelain, Korea, Koryu Period,
12th or 13th century. H. 10 in.
44.164
Haniwa Figure. Terra cotta. Japan,
Kofun Period, ca, 6tli century.
PL 23 in, 6239
Bottle Vase with Fish Design ,
Punching stoneware. Korea, Yi
Dynasty, ISth century. HL !2 in,
62.153
Dotaku: Bell Bronze, Japan, late
Yay oi Period, 100-300. H. 38-1/2 in.
16.1102
Urn. Terra cotta, Japan, middle
Jomon Period, ca, 1000 B,C,
H. 15-1/2 in. 60.196
273
Heavenly Musician r From Horyu-ji
Nara. Camphor wood with polychrome.
Japan, Hakuho Period, 645-710.
H. 21-1/8 in. 54.792
Kannon: Avalokiteshvara. Gilt
bronze. Japan, Hakuho Period,
645-710. H. 13 in. 50.392
Hanka-shiyui-to: Bodhisattva in
Meditation , Bronze, Japan, Suiko
Period, 7th century. H. 18 in. 50.86
Woman from an Audience Scene .
Probably from Horyu-ji, Nara. Gray
unbaked clay, Japan, Hakuho Period,
645-710, H, 7-1/2 im 50.393
Suikoju: Gigaku Mask. Paulownia
wood, lacquered and painted, Japan,
Tempyo Period, 710-794, H, 11 in,
49.158
274
Hand of Buddha. Wood. Japan, late
Nara or early Jogan Period, late
8th-early 9th century. H. 15-3/4 in.
56.126
Bosatsu, Gyodo Mask. Lacquered
wood with paint. Japan, Fujiwara
Period, late 12th century.
H. 8-5/8 in. 50.581
Nikko, the Sun Bodhisattva. Carved
from one block of Japanese yew.
Japan, Konin Period, ca. 800.
H. 18-3/8 in. 61.48
Godai-Kokuzo: Five Bodhisattvas of
the Mandala of the Void. Gilded wooc
Japan, Fujiwara Period, 897-1185.
H. (central Figure) 7-5/16 in.
64.45-64.49
Amida’s Paradise. Lacquer, fragment mounted as a box cover. Japan, late Heian
Period, ca. 1200.W. 5-3/16 in. 61.91
275
Box with Chrysanthemum Design. Lacquer, Japan, Kamakura Period, 11 85-1333.
W. 10-3/4 in* 63.513
Kannon. Lacquered wood with
kirikane decoration, Japan, Kamakura
Period, 13th century. H. 30 in. 52.90
Shinto Deity: Izu-san Gongen. Wood.
Japan, Kamakura Period, 12th- 13th
century. H. 39-3/8 in. 54,373
Amida, Buddha of the Western
Paradise. Dated 1269. Wood without
gold leaf, polychrome. Koshun and
assistants, Japanese, Kamakura
Period. H. 37-1/4 in. 60.197
Karorskishi { "China Lion''*}. Wood.
Japan, Kamakura Period, H, 19-1/2 in.
24352
276
Gohimitsu Bosatsu: The “Secret Five
Bodhmttva Hanging scroll, color,
gold, and silver on three joined
pieces of silk, Japan, Kamakura
Period, late 12th century.
H. 31-1/16 in. 61.423*
White-robed Kim non from Kozan-jL
Hanging scroll, ink on paper, Japan,
Kamakura Period, ca. 1200. H. 36 in.
51.540
Nika Byakudo: The White Path to the
Western Paradise A cross Two Rivers.
Hanging scroll, ink and color on silk.
Japan, Kamakura Period, 13th-14th
century. H. 48-5/8 in. 55.44
Kumano Mandate: The Three Sacred
Shrines. Hanging scroll, color on
silk. Japan, Kamakura Period,
ca. 1300. H. 52-3/4 in. 53.16
One of the "Ten Fast Bulls. "Hanging scroll, ink and slight color on paper,
from a handscroll. Japan, Kamakura Period, mid-13th century. W. 12-5/8 in.
52.286
277
The Poet Taira-No-Kanemori. Section of a hand scroll,
black, white, and slight color on paper. Japan,
Kamakura Period, 1185-1333. W. 18-3/8 in. 51.397
Choyo: Priest Sewing Under the
Morning Sun. Hanging scroll, ink on
paper, Ca. 1350 or slightly earlier.
Kao, Japanese, Nambochuko Period,
H. 32 15/16 in. 62.163
Yuzu Nembutsu Engi; Efficacy of Repeated Invocations
to the Amida Buddha (detail). Handscroll, ink, color,
and gold on paper. Japan, Kamakura Period, 14th century
W. 42 ft, 2-1/2 in, 56.87
on paper. Japan, Kamakura
FukutomiZoshi (detail). Handscroll, ink and color
Period, 14th century. W. 33 ft, 8-3/4 in. 53.358
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Haboku Landscape . Hanging scroll,
ink on paper. Sesshu, Japanese,
1420-1506, Muromachi Period.
H, 28-5/16 in. 55.43
Winter and Spring Landscape. Six-fold screen, ink and slight color on paper.
Shubun, Abbot of Shokoku-ji, Kyoto, Japanese, ca. 1390-1464, Muromachi
Period. W. 12 ft, 58.476*
Birds and Flowers in a Winter and Spring Landscape. One of a pair of
six-fold screens, ink and color on paper. Attributed to Sesshu, Japanese,
1420-1506, Muromachi Period, W. 12 ft. 3 in. 61.204
279
Eight Scenes of Hsiao-Hsiang. Hanging
scroll, ink on paper. Ca. 1509.
So-ami, Japanese, Muromachi Period.
H. 50-5/8 in. 63.262*
Horses and Grooms (detail). One of a
pair of six-fold screens, color and
ink on paper. Japan, Muromachi
Period, 1392-1573. W. 12 ft. 1 in.
34.374
Kasuga Mandala. Hanging scroll, ink
on silk. Japan, Muromachi Period,
1392-1573. H. 47 in. 17.93
Dragon and Tiger . Pair of six-fold screens, ink on paper. Sesson, Japanese,
born 1504-active until 1589, Muromachi Period. W. 12 ft. 59.136, 59.137*
280
Namban Byobu: "Southern Barbarians ’ Scenes. One of a pair of six-fold screens.
Color on paper. 1610-1614. Japan, Momoyama or early Edo Period. W. 11 ft.
6-1/4 in. 60.193
Cosmetic Box. Lacquer, Japan,
Table. Wood, lacquer, gold, and silver. Japan, Muromachi Period, Momoyama Period, 1573-1615.
15th century. W. 23 in. 58.429 W. 13-1/8 in. 66.25
281
Bowl with Cross. Glazed stoneware,
Hagi ware. Japan, Momoyama Period,
ca. 1600. H. 9-1/8 in. 62.211
Dish with Design of Three Wild
Geese in Flight. Pottery, Nezumi
Shino ware. Japan, Momoyama Period,
ca. 1600. D. 6-1/2 in. 59.35
Ewer. Pottery, Oribe ware. Japan,
Momoyama Period, 1573-1615.
H. 8-1/4 in. 58.336
Dish with Design of Valerian and Rocks in a Garden. Pottery, Nezumi Shino ware.
Japan, Momoyama Period, ca. 1610. Reportedly from the Inkyo Nishi Kiln at Kujiri.
W 9-3/16 in. 66.24
282
Scene from the Ise Monogatari: The
Beach at SumiyoshL Album leaf,
color and gold on paper. Nonomura
Sotatsu, Japanese, Edo Period, early
17th century. H. 9-5/8 in. 51.398
Sano-no-Watari: Crossing at Sano.
Screen, ink on gold-ground paper.
Nonomura Sotatsu, Japanese, Edo
Period, early 17th century. H. 51 in.
49.554
Chrysanthemums by a Stream. One of a pair of six-fold screens, color and
gold leaf on paper. Ogata Korin, Japanese, 1658-1716, Edo Period.
W. 12 ft. 4 in. 58.207
Utsunoyama: The Pass Through the Mountains. Six-fold screen, color on
gold-ground paper. Fukaye Roshu, Japanese, 1699-1757, Edo Period.
W. 8 ft. 11 in. 54.127*
283
Calligraphy by Koetsu of Waka t Poems from “Shin-kokinshu ”
Written over Designs by Sotatsu (detail). Hand scroll,
ink, gold, silver, and color on paper* Japan, Edo Period,
early 17th century* W. 11 ft 4-1/2 in. 66.118
Irises. One of a pair of six-fold screens, ink and color
on gold-ground paper. Watanabe Shiko, Japanese, 1683-1755,
Edo Period. W, 11 ft* 10 in* 54.604
Thirty-six Poets. Two-fold screen, color on paper.
Attributed to Tatebayashi Kagei, Japanese, Edo Period,
1st half 18th century. W* 73-1/2 in* 60*183
Pauhwnias and Chrysanthemums * Two-fold screen, color
and gold on paper. Sakai Hoitsu, Japanese, 1779-1828,
Edo Period. W. 62-3/8 in* 64.386
284
Portrait of the Chinese Priest
Dokuritsu. Dated 1671. Hanging scroll.
Kita Genki, Japanese, Edo Period.
H. 43-7/8 in. 65.31
Bamboo in Fine Weather After Rain. Two-fold screen, ink
on paper. Ike-no-Taiga, Japanese, 1723-1776, late Edo
Period. W. 71-3/4 in. 58.337
The Actor Sanjo Kan taro. Color on
paper. Ca. 1714, Kaigetsudo Ando,
Japanese, Edo Period. H. 41-5/8 in.
61.41
Flowers of Four Seasons. One of a pair of six-fold
screens, ink and color on paper. Kitagawa Sosetsu,
Japanese, mid-17th century, Edo Period. W. 10 ft.
10-3/8 in. 68.193
Forbidden to the Vulgar . Hanging
scroll, ink on paper. Uragami Gyokudo,
Japanese, 1745-1820, Edo Period.
H. 53 in. 64.367
285
Tzuzuri Bako: Writing Box. Lacquer.
Japan, Edo Period, ca. 1800.
W, 8-1/8 in. 63.260
Covered Bowl with Chrysanthemums
and Chidorl Porcelain, Kakiemon
ware, decorated in colored enamels.
Japan, Edo Period, early 18th century.
D. 8-1/4 in. 61.42
Standing Figure of a Beauty ♦
Porcelain, Kakiemon-type ware.
Japan, Edo Period, late 17th century
H. 14-15/16 in. 64.366*
Plate with Bird and Flower. Porcelain,
Kutani ware. Japan, Edo Period, 17th
century. D. 11-3/4 in. 60.174
Dish with Design of Plovers over
Waves. Pottery. Ca, 1700. Design by
Ogata Korin, 1658-1716, dish by
Ogata Kenzan, 1663-1743, Japanese
Edo Period. W. 8-5/8 in. 66.365
Bowl (one of a pair). Porcelain.
Kakiemon ware. Japan, Edo Period,
late 17th century. D, 14 in. 64,364
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Notes
Pre-Columbian Art
290
Jade Figurine. Mexico, Gulf Coast,
Olmec, before 300. H. 4-5/16 in.
41390*
Stone Axe. Mexico, Gulf Coast, Olmec,
before 300. H. 12-5/8 in. 54.856
Seated Figure. Stone. Mexico, Gulf
Coast, Olmec, before 300.
H. 10 1/4 in. 51.179
Stone Head Mexico, Olmec style,
lst-5th century. H. 6-1/2 in. 53.369
Jade Mask. Mexico, Gulf Coast, Olm?
before 300. H. 53/S in* 67 J54
Jade Head. Mexico, Western Mexico(
Olmec style, Ist-Sth century.
H. 2-7/8 in. 61.31
291
Recumbent Anthropomorphic Figure . Stone. Mexico, Gulf Coast,
3rd-5th century(?). L. 16-9/16 in. 48355
Terra-cotta Head, Mexico, Gulf Coast, Painted Terra-cotta Head. Mexico,
Totonac or Tajin, 5th-9th century. Gulf Coast, Totonac or Tajin,
H. 11-1/16 in. 40.11* 5th-9th century. H. 6-3/4 in. 47.26
Seated Figure. Terra cotta, Mexico,
Oaxaca, Monte Alban II (Zapotec),
before Christ(?)* H. 12-11/16 in.
54.857*
Dog ; Ear tli e nware. Mexic o, Col ini a,
6th-7th century(?), FL 15-5/8 in.
64.37
292
Mask. Turquoise mosaic and terra
cotta. Mexico(?), ca. 1220.
H. 5-7/16 in. 67.141
Stone Head. Honduras, Copan, Maya,
7th-8th century. H. 20-3/4 in. 53.154
Gold Shell with Bells. Mexico, Oaxaca,
Mixtec, after 1000. H. 3 in. 52.86
Monkey. Stone. Mexico, Tacubaya,
Aztec, 15th century. H. 9-5/8 in.
59.125
Seated Figure of Tlaloc, the Rain
God. Serpentine. Mexico, Aztec.
H. 11-1/4 in. 66.361
Xochipilli, God of Flowers, Dance,
and Games. Stone. Mexico, Aztec,
15th century. H. 10-7/8 in. 49.555
293
Woman in Ceremonial Robes. Limestone relief. Mexico or Guatemala,
Usumacinta Region, Maya, ca. 795. H. 23-3/4 in. 62.32*
Seated Figure. Incised shell.
Guatemala, Maya, 3rd-5th century.
H. 6-1/2 in. 65.550*
Incense Burner. Terra cotta. Mexico,
Palenque Region, 7th-8th century.
H. 41 in. 65.248*
Vase. Earthenware with painted
decoration. Guatemala, Kixpec, Maya,
8th-10th century. H. 6-1/2 in. 54.391
Relief: Part of a Stele. Limestone.
Maya, 7th-8th century. H. 9 ft.
67.29
294
Left: Jade Head . Honduras, Copan, Maya, 7th-8th century. H. 3 in. 47.176
Center: Jadeite Pendant. Mexico or Central America, Maya, 6th-8th century
H. 2-1/2 in. 52.119
Right: Plaque. Crystalline green stone. Mexico or Central America, Maya,
7th-9th century. H. 1-7/8 in. 50.153
Figure of a Warrior. Terra cotta.
Mexico, Yucatan, Island of Guaymil,
Maya, 9th-10th century. H. 10-1/4 in.
63.93
Eccentric Flint in Human Shape.
Stone. Guatemala, Quirigua, Maya,
6th-8th century. H. 13-5/8 in. 50.161*
Jaguar Macehead. Stone. Costa Rica,
Nicoya, Chorotegan, 8th-9th century.
H. 3-7/16 in. 49.469
Gold Plaque. Panama, CoclS,
14th-15th century. H. 9-7/8 in.
52.459*
295
Anthropomorphic Seated Figure t
Gold. Colombia, Quimbaya, 14th-15 th
century. H. 2*7/8 in. 39.509*
Dou hie Pu ma S taff Head. Gold.
Colombia, Quimbaya, 14th-15 th
century, H. 3-1/4 in. 44.319
Stirrup Jar Earthenware. Peru,
Chavin, 1st millennium B.C.
H. 8-15/16 in. 68.192
Bird (Head of a Staff?}. Gold. Gold Pin . Colombia, Quimbaya,
Colombia, Quimbaya, 14th-l 5th century, 14th-l5th century. H. 8-15/16 in.
H. 2-15/16 in. 54.594 47.30
Gold Spoon. Peru, North Coast,
Chavin,, 1 st millennium B.C.
L. 6-7/8 in. 58.177*
296
Gold Plaque . Peru, North Coast,
Chavin, 1st millennium B.C.
H. 8-9/16 in. 46.117
Finial in the Form of a Monkey. Gold.
Peru, North Coast, Mochica,
lst-5th century. H, 14-1/2 in* 49.197
Bowl with Incised Decoration. Stone.
Peru, North Coast, Chavin, 1st
millennium B.C. H. 2-9/16 in. 55.167
Border of a Mantle. Painted cotton. Peru, South Coast, Early Period.
Over-all: W + 8 ft. 4 in. Detail: W. 27 in, 40.530*
297
Poncho. Needle riseau, wool. Peru,
South Coast, Paracas, Early Period.
H. 37 in. 40.514
Part of a Mantle. Embroidery, wool.
Peru, South Coast, Paracas, Early
Period. Over-all: W. 54-3/4 in.
Detail: H. 18-1/2 in. 40.528
Poncho. Embroidery, wool. Peru, South Coast, Paracas, Early Period. H. 58 in.
46.227
Mosaic Relief. Peru, North(?) Coast,
Tiahuanaco, 9th-10th century.
H. 2-9/16 in. 44.291
298
Jar. Earthenware with painted
decoration. Peru, South Coast, Textile. Tapestry weave, wool and cotton. Peru, South Coast, Tiahuanaco
Tiahuanaco, 10th-12th century. Culture, Middle Period. H. 15-1/2 in. 57.495
H. 14-7/16 in. 55.173
Square Hat. Pile knot technique,
Poncho. Tapestry weave, wool and cotton. Peru, South Coast, Tiahuanaco wool. Peru, South Coast, Middle
Culture, Middle Period. H. 43 in. 56.84 Period. H. 5-5/8 in. 45.378
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299
Front of a Litter. Painted wood. Peru, North Coast, Chimu, 12th-l 3th century.
H. 23-3/4 in. 52.233*
Poncho. Tapestry weave, wool and
cotton. Peru, South Coast, Inca
Culture, 1400-1532. H. 33-1/2 in.
57.136
Half Poncho. Tapestry weave, wool
and cotton. Peru, Inca Period,
16th century. H. 37-1/2 in. 51.393
Notes
Art of Primitive Peoples
302
Mule *s Head from a Headpiece. Wood
and metal. Africa, Republic of Mali,
Bambara Tribe, H, 16 in, 35.307
Woman and Child (Maternity Group).
Wood. Africa, Ivory Coast, Korhogo
District, Senufo Tribe, H, 25 in,
61,198
Dance Mask (Satimbe?). Wood. Africa,
Republic of Mali, Sanga District,
Dogon Tribe. H, 43-3/4 in. 60.169
Miniature Mask. Cast gold. Africa,
Ivory Coast, Baule Tribe,
H. 2-15/16 in, 54,602
Snake . Painted wood. Africa, Guinea
Baga Tribe. Landuman Sub-tribe,
H, 58-1/4 in. 60,37
Warrior-a ttendan t Plaque , Bro nze.
Africa, Nigeria, Benin, 17th century.
H, 19-7/16 in. 53.425
303
A l tar Portrait of a Deceased Oba
Bronze. Africa, Nigeria, Benin,
17th century. H. 11-3/4 in. 38.6
Dance Mask. Painted wood. Africa,
Republic of the Congo, Kasai Province,
Bushongo Tribe (Bakuba). H. 17 in.
35.304*
Helmet Mask. Wood, Africa, Cameroon
Grasslands. H. 224/2 in. 67J51
Pair of Lions. Wood. Africa, Dahomey, H. 14-1/8 in. 65.323-65.324
304
War Sh ield Painte d w oo d. M elane sia,
Dutch New Guinea, Asmat. H, 69-1/4 in.
63.554
Kamanggahi Figure. Painted wood
with cowrie-shell. Melanesia, New
Guinea, Central Sepik River District,
Arambak. H. 82-1/2 in. 63,553
Canoe Prow. Wood. Southeast New
Guinea, Massim Area. Trobriand
Islands, 19th century. H. 23-1/8 in*
66.130
Lintel. Wood. Polynesia, New Zealand, Maori* H. 13-3/4 in* 62.350
305
Ceremonial Adze, Wood, stone,
fiber. Central Polynesia, Hervey
Islands. L. 49 in. 40.1078
Staff: U’u (detail). Stained iron wood.
Polynesia, Marquesas Islands.
Over-all: H, 58-3/8 in. 63.255
Yoke. Wood. Polynesia, Easter Island. W. 27-1/2 in. 61.406
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